Talk:Upgrading
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When using git to upgrade, what happens to plugins?
In my initial 5.1 migration tests using git, the plugins were left behind in the original locations -- i.e. not moved into the public facing directories. Should we add information about this on this page?
- Good question Thom, thanks! There should be information about it in Upgrading. --Helen Foster (talk) 08:39, 13 October 2025 (UTC)
Apache and nginx are covered but changing the doc root may not be possible for shared hosting. Is this to be done using rewrite rules?
- Thanks James for asking about this, and thanks Huong for for writing an upgrading guide for shared hosting. I have moved your text to a new page Code directories restructure on shared hosting. --Helen Foster (talk) 08:39, 13 October 2025 (UTC)
- Update: James, I just noticed that you added a section Shared Hosting to Upgrading - many thanks! We'll review 'Code directories restructure on shared hosting' and move any info if necessary then redirect the page. --Helen Foster (talk)
Routing on IIS
This https://docs.moodle.org/503/en/Upgrading#Routing page mentions support for Routing in Apache, nginx and OpenLiteSpeed. Is Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) supported? If it is, then a section should be added for IIS. If not, then the page should specifically specify that this Routing doc does not apply to IIS.
--Luis de Vasconcelos (talk) 11:18, 19 October 2026 (UTC)