Installing and upgrading help

Hi Duartesss

Check the value of the $CFG->wwwroot variable in the moodle directory. If both IIS and apache point to the same moodle directory for their home, then this may be the problem. Two posible solutions:

1. Create two separate directories: one for IIS and the other for apache. Make them both point to the same moodledata directory. In the IIS one, set $CFG->wwwroot = 'http://www.domain.org:81' in your moodle/config.php file.

2. In theory, you could have just one moodle directory and use Howard's masquerading script (amended as follows) in your config.php to change the $CFG->wwwroot automatically depending on the server port:

 $port = '81'; 
 $server_port = $_SERVER['SERVER_PORT']; 
 if ($server_port==$port) { 
 $CFG->wwwroot = 'http://www.mydomain.org:81'; 
 } 
 else { 
 $CFG->wwwroot = 'http://www.mydomain.org'; 
 } 
 // $CFG->wwwroot = .... // comment out the origninal setting 

Remember to backup your config.php before making any changes, as the code above is untested.

HTH

Ken