OpenSSL, Curl, XML-RPC extensions are installed
Public key is not generating, I have tried to delete it and get a new one.. but still get nothing!
Date is showing 1970.
any help would be appreciated
Loris
Does the networking functionality not work on a Win2k3 system and IIS6? I have tried everything i can think of to make it work with no luck.. Has anyone had any luck getting a public key on windows based systems????
To get the keys working on Win2K3 and IIS, add the environment variable OPENSSL_CONF = <path to your openssl.cnf file>
openssl.cnf is usually found in PHP\extras.
thanks that worked :D
HI,
Excuse my ignorance but where do I add the variable?
OPENSSL_CONF = <path to your openssl.cnf file>
Cheers
Excuse my ignorance but where do I add the variable?
OPENSSL_CONF = <path to your openssl.cnf file>
Cheers
Control Panel> System> Advanced Tab> Environment Variables Button
System Variables
Daren
Thats sorted it 
Thanks very much
Damian
Thanks very much
Damian
I am having the same problem, but I have already set the OPENSSL_CONF variable to point to the openssl.cnf file.
I am running:
Moodle 1.8
IIS 6
Windows 2003
PHP 4.4.7
MySQL 4.1
phpinfo() is reporting that OpenSSL is enabled.
All I am getting is the same as in the orginal screenshot.
I am running:
Moodle 1.8
IIS 6
Windows 2003
PHP 4.4.7
MySQL 4.1
phpinfo() is reporting that OpenSSL is enabled.
All I am getting is the same as in the orginal screenshot.
OK - working now. I installed the latest version of OpenSSL and it suddenly worked OK.
Hi, I find out the file openssl.cnf in php/extras but It doesn´t be there. Have I to make this file?. Could somebody send me an example of this file?. Thanking in advance, JUan
Hola a todos Ya resolví el problema con la instalación del 1.8.2 y de los soft CURL, expat y OPENSSL. Estoy por hacer pruebas de comunicaciòn ahora. Saludos y gracias de todos modos, JUan
Please go to start>run>type cmd. Under DOS command go to Moodle Directory. Type cd/moodle directory/server/php/extras/openssl
Enter the command line: copy openssl.cnf to moodle directory/server/php/extras/openssl/openssl.conf
Then go to start > control panel> system > environment variable. Under System variables> click on New to add: Variable name as OPENSSL_CONF and Variable value as: moodle directory\server\php\extras\openssl\openssl.conf
Click okay and restart your moodle server. Good luck
Rustam
Hi
I have the same problem with same system setup. Also cannot find openssl.cnf file within extras folder.
Cheers,
Ali
I have the same problem with same system setup. Also cannot find openssl.cnf file within extras folder.
Cheers,
Ali
I had the same problem in Windows servers. I solved the problem as follows,
In command window, copy the openssl.cnf (in php\extras\openssl folder) to openssl.conf or others. Then set the environment variable OPENSSL_CONF to the path to the openssl.conf file. Restart the webserver.
Best Wishes,
JD Park
hi - what do you mean by copy the openssl.cnf (in php\extras\openssl folder) to openssl.conf or others ? to the folder?
thanks,
Shiran
thanks,
Shiran
This worked for me, albeit on Windows:
http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=83808
Your Mileage May Vary... or not... good luck!
http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=83808
Your Mileage May Vary... or not... good luck!
Hi,
I have the same problem. I have two Moodle-instances at hostgator.com, and whatever I try, I do not get the Key.
Is Networking possible on a shared server like Hostgator? Or do you have experience with better hosting-companies?
Any help would be great!
Thanks,
Robert
I have the same problem. I have two Moodle-instances at hostgator.com, and whatever I try, I do not get the Key.
Is Networking possible on a shared server like Hostgator? Or do you have experience with better hosting-companies?
Any help would be great!
Thanks,
Robert
I'm having the same problem getting my test moodles to generate a public key. I've been through the forums and tried the recommended work arounds. Any other suggestions?
Email your host and ask them what you need to do to generate an open ssl certificate and tell them you need open ssl on port 443. Tell them what it is for. It will take several tickets to get what you need done and if you are on a shared hosting server they may not want to do what is required.
No, Moodle Network keys are different from SSL keys. Moodle Network keys should be generated automatically, if OpenSSL is installed.
I know they are different but they don't generate without ssl enabled on port 443 do they? I know from experience that host gator runs ssl on port 22 and I suspect this may be the root issue on shared hosting servers. To get it fixed for a client he had to get an ssl certificate and then they took care of the port too.
Yes, they generate fine without SSL enabled on port 443. In fact, I'm guessing that one of the reasons for the current design of MNet is to avoid depending on SSL -- if you could depend on having SSL keys, the protocol could be simpler.
If hostgator runs HTTPS on port 22, then that is a very odd setup, as port 22 is normally for SSH.
If hostgator runs HTTPS on port 22, then that is a very odd setup, as port 22 is normally for SSH.
Check the IP addresses of your instances. If two Moodle instances are on the same IP, they require different cookie prefixes.
http://docs.moodle.org/en/Moodle_Network (setup 1.2.)
Brian
I have the same issue on a 1.8.6 updated platform on Debian. Just at the same place I have 1.9 recent disribution that generates correctly the public key on quite the same environment.
Someone knows ?
Thanks.
Oups I meant 1.8.4 !!
I answer to myself :
The solution I found was deleting the mnet_localhost_id value in the mdl_config table so the mnet environment was forced to renew all the environment parameters.
I am having the same problem.
I have already set the OPENSSL_CONF variable to point to the openssl.cnf file :
OPENSSL_CONF = D:\moodle\server\php\extras\openssl\openssl.cnf
I am running the "MoodleWindowsInstaller-latest-19.zip" version of Moodle, downloaded this week.
Moodle 1.9
Apache 2.2
Windows XP
PHP 5.2.5
MySQL 5.0.51a
phpinfo() is reporting that OpenSSL is enabled.
will appreciate any help on this matter!
I have already set the OPENSSL_CONF variable to point to the openssl.cnf file :
OPENSSL_CONF = D:\moodle\server\php\extras\openssl\openssl.cnf
I am running the "MoodleWindowsInstaller-latest-19.zip" version of Moodle, downloaded this week.
Moodle 1.9
Apache 2.2
Windows XP
PHP 5.2.5
MySQL 5.0.51a
phpinfo() is reporting that OpenSSL is enabled.
will appreciate any help on this matter!
Re: Moodle Networking: Missing public key
I answer to myself :
The solution I found was deleting the mnet_localhost_id value in the mdl_config table so the mnet environment was forced to renew all the environment parameters.
Thanks this worked for me.
Cheers,
noveck