Placing moodledata directories when hosting multiple installations of Moodle 2.2.3

Re: Placing moodledata directories when hosting multiple installations of Moodle 2.2.3

by Rick Jerz -
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Gary, have you double-checked the "rights" to moodledata?  I think the recommendation is 755 (which is where mine are), but you might even try 777.  I think that you want to make sure that you apply these rights recursively (i.e., to all subfolders).

If moodledata is not within your public_html (or the Plesk equivalent folder), you shouldn't need to worry about .htaccess, I believe.  But in checking my moodledata directory, I do see a .htaccess file in it.  I cannot remember if I ever put it there, or if the Moodle install did this for me.  I do see it in my experimental install of moodle, so I tend to think that it was created by Moodle.  This one contains the following:

deny from all
AllowOverride None
Note: this file is broken intentionally, we do not want anybody to undo it in subdirectory!

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