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<p>

!if $backdays>7

 !if $backdays>100

  Your class has not been backed up for more than 100 days.

 !else

  Last backup of your class: $backdays days ago.

 !endif

 !if backup iswordof $warn

  <p><span class="wims_warning">$wims_name_warning</span>.

  It is the teachers' responsability to backup their own teaching resources!

  The webmaster can only retreive lost worksheets or exercises exceptionally.

  Moreover, virtual classes which have not been regularly

  backed up will be considered as inactive and unimportant by the software,

  and may be erased at any time to make space for others.

 !else

  <p> Protect yourself against server incidents!

 !endif

 !href cmd=reply&job=arch Backup the class

 regularly.

 <p>

!endif

!if creation iswordof $warn

 <p><span class="wims_warning">$wims_name_warning</span>. Your virtual class is too old! It already has $creatdays days.

 <p>

 It is highly recommended that you create a new virtual class structure at

 the end of each academic year. Continue using an old virtual class structure over

 the years will result in registry file and disk quota overflow, which risks

 blocking access to your class at crucial moments.

 !if $class_type notin 13

  <p>

  Here is how to create your virtual class without recreating your teaching

  resources.

  <ol>

  <li>

  !href cmd=reply&job=arch Backup

  your class at the end of the academic year.

  </li><li>

  <a href="$wims_ref_name?lang=$lang&module=adm/class/regclass">Create</a>

  a new virtual class (or a class group or an institutional gateway) at the beginning

  of the next academic year.

  </li><li>Restore the teaching resources you previously backed up to the new class

  (without necessarily restoring student accounts and activities that are obsolete.)

  </li></ol>

 !else

  <p>

  Please tell this to the administrator of the class group gateway to which

  your class belongs.

  <p>

  You can

  !href cmd=reply&job=arch backup

  the teaching resources of your current class then retore them to the newly

  created one.

 !endif

!endif

!if $warn=$empty

 !set job=list

 <p>

 !changeto list.phtml

!else

  <div class="wimscenter">

  !href cmd=reply&job=list Continue with class maintenance.

 </div>

!endif