Forum .LRN Q&A: Backup in .LRN. How to?

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1: Backup in .LRN. How to?
Posted by sergio cubero on 02/10/05 09:44 PM
I want to do a backup of my courses.

I want to copy of my course: forums, winpypoint, News, FAQ ... etc.

Since I can do it.

It is that not this contemplated

help me please.

Thanks.

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Hola a todos.

Quiero hacer una copia de los contenidos de un curso, quiero copiar las FAQ, las noticias, las presentaciones de Power point, toda esto lo quiero hacer para poder añadirlas en un nuevo curso.

Necesito saber si es posible y si lo es cómo debería hacerlo.

Muchas Gracias.

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2: Re: Backup in .LRN. How to? (response to 1)
Posted by Malte Sussdorff on 02/10/05 10:06 PM
Are you doing the database backup as suggested in the documentation? If not, this is the first step to making your backups.

At the moment we do not have a facility that lets you create a backup of just one course as we do not have a facility that let's you create a course from a backup. Only full backups (of the whole .LRN site) are supported.

I'd love to answer in Spanish, but first I need to go for a language class somewhere (any recommendations how and where best to learn Spanish, sorry for making this offtopic ?).

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3: Re: Backup in .LRN. How to? (response to 1)
Posted by Rocael Hernández Rizzardini on 02/11/05 03:26 AM
Esa funcionalidad todavia no esta implementada (hasta donde sé), pero si es un objetivo implementarla en el corto plazo (en los prox. 3 meses), asi que por abril/05 la podrias esperar, ahora, si lo desea desarrollar, adelante!
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4: Re: Re: Backup in .LRN. How to? (response to 2)
Posted by Rocael Hernández Rizzardini on 02/11/05 03:31 AM
Well, the best place to learn spanish is Antigua Guatemala, such a beautiful place btw (http://www.eveandersson.com/guatemala/antigua).

And of course, if you come to Guatemala, we can help you out with the things (Guatemala is not expensive, specially compared to europe), even give you a sit in Galileo university with good connectivity, so you can keep hacking while you learn spanish and do some good tourism at the mayan pyramids 😊