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* [[Capabilities/moodle/restore:userinfo|Restore user data]] | * [[Capabilities/moodle/restore:userinfo|Restore user data]] | ||
* [[Capabilities/moodle/restore:viewautomatedfilearea|Restore courses from automated backups]] | * [[Capabilities/moodle/restore:viewautomatedfilearea|Restore courses from automated backups]] | ||
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* [[Restoring file aliases]] | |||
[[fr:Restauration]] | [[fr:Restauration]] |
Revision as of 13:43, 5 July 2012
Restoring a course backup
A course backup file (.mbz) may be restored from within any existing course for which you have permission. During the restore process, you will be given the option to restore as a new course or into an existing course.
- Go to Settings > Front page settings > Restore or Settings > Course administration > Restore
- Upload the backup file or choose a file in the course backup area or user private backup area and click Restore
- Confirm - Check that everything is as required then click the Continue button
- Destination - Choose whether the course should be restored as a new course or into an existing course then click the Continue button
- Settings - Select activities, blocks, filters and possibly other items as required then click the Next button
- Schema - Select/deselect specific items and amend the course name, short name and start date if necessary then click the Next button
- Review - Check that everything is as required, using the Previous button if necessary, then click the 'Perform restore' button
- Complete - Click the continue button
Course restore capabilities
- Create users on restore
- Configure restore options
- Restore activities
- Restore courses
- Restore sections
- Restore from files targeted as hub
- Restore from files targeted as import
- Roll activity configuration dates on restore
- Upload files to backup areas
- Restore user data
- Restore courses from automated backups