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Thu, 27 Feb 2020, 05:49 PM

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Git 4 Moodle – oneliner

Sun, 17 Nov 2019, 10:12 AM

cd yourmoodlecodedir git log –oneline > oneliner.txt Then we use cat with grep to look for things like: ‘weekly release 3.6’ or ‘New’. cat oneliner.txt |grep ‘weekly release 3.6’ which renders lines like: 95abbe12ba2 weekly release 3.6.5+ 61d76db67bd weekly release 3.6.4+ 2f1ed943880 weekly release 3.6.3+ So to ‘roll back’ the code one could set by … Continue reading "Git 4 Moodle – oneliner"
Tip: Keeping Track of DB server config changes …

Wed, 04 Sept 2019, 06:17 AM

After new installaton of server/moodle, create and run this script. DB may undergo tweaks in config and this could help in seeing changes over longer periods of time and where one forgot to comment the config file for DB server changes. Replace [user][password] below to yours. mysql -u [user] -p'[password]’ -e “show variables;” > dbvariables-$(date … Continue reading "Tip: Keeping Track of DB server config changes …"
Find backup files in moodledata/filedir/

Thu, 15 Aug 2019, 09:57 AM

Using the DB for the site, run this query: mysql> select id,filename,filesize,contentha sh from mdl_files where filename like ‘%.mbz’; Example of short output id filename filesize contenthash 30142 backup-moodle2-course-98-certi fication_dl_7.5-20190418-0934.m bz 132098673 29276404a04217e4132df5bd84c62f 58bc48e8c1 above made with zip 31079 backup-moodle2-course-98-certi fication_dl_7.5-20190815-0933.m bz 488311474 67558034a8e1e18136589366ded294 c28132cacd above made as .tar.gz The last column is the contenthash and it will be used to find … Continue reading "Find backup files in moodledata/filedir/"
New CLI Tool – cfg.php

Sat, 03 Aug 2019, 09:21 AM

php cfg.php –help Displays the current value of the given site setting. Allows to set it to the given value, too. Usage: # php cfg.php [–component=] [–json] [–shell-arg] # php cfg.php –name= [–component=] [–shell-arg] [–no-eol] # php cfg.php –name= [–component=] –set= # php cfg.php –name= [–component=] –unset # php cfg.php [–help|-h] Options: -h –help Print … Continue reading "New CLI Tool – cfg.php"

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