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[Erdem Uney <erdemuney@xxxxxxxxx>]

Also, don't forget that -u all would break all the database changes made
manually. As far as I know there is no command line argument to update the
module list. Restart the server and click from the menu update module list
as stated before.

Update module list command would be very useful also, update module list
does not remove the module that have actually deleted from the folder.

Regards,
Erdem

On Tuesday, May 6, 2014, Paul Catinean <paulcatinean@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> 1. Add the addons path in the configuration file that you are loading
> 2. Restart the server using that configuration file
> 3. Make sure that the addons path you added contains the actual modules
> inside (in some cases you add a addons path that contains a directory
> inside and inside that directory the actual modules, such cases will not
> work and you need to provide the path to where the modules are located)
> 4. Update module list
> 5. Go to Installed Modules (for V7) and remove the installed filter i.e
> make sure you are not looking in Updates
>
> -u all would just reload all installed modules and update .xml files this
> takes a lot of time and does not help in this sitiuation in this situation
>
> Regards,
> Paul
>
>
> On Mon, May 5, 2014 at 7:27 PM, Alejandro Santana <
> alejandrosantana@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Weird. Usually, when modifying .xml (like views) you need to reload the
> server with the "--update=all" option (nothing about uninstall, unless you
> break database). For .py usually reloading the server is enough.
>
> When reloading the server with the "--update=all" option, it writes to a
> log the result of loading modules. Do you find any error in the log file?
>
>
> --
>   Alejandro Santana
>  alejandrosantana@xxxxxxxxx
>
>  ~
>
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