Hello,
I tried and it still not working..
Thanjs
Hello,
I tried and it still not working..
Thanjs
Which did you try? Can you post your adjusted apache config and moodle config?
Hello,
I am trying to build a test environment with standard changes. . My default setting in my original environment was /var/www/config.php and all the moodle data were resided under the
/var/www folder. We are on the moodle 2.9+ and Ubuntu 14.04 environment.
Our previous set up of the moodle was like this screenshot:
I can access our moodle easily through the browser by this setup.
I was referring moodle 2.9+ installation guide.
https://docs.moodle.org/29/en/Step-by-step_Installation_Guide_for_Ubuntu
On that guide they mention that:
So I was trying to follow that route. Now I would like to move my www folder data into a
moodle folder.
I want to keep my standard settings so no one gets confused in future who is using moodle in my absent.
I am attaching my current settings here.
Please take a look :
/etc/apache2/00-default.conf
/var/www/html/moodle/Config.php
Now when I am trying to access moodle by writing http://192.168.1.6/moodle. I am getting a blank page.
Thanks
So is there a moodle folder inside your html folder? Or did you put the moodle files in there directly?
Perhaps you could post a screen shot of your folders showing exactly where the moodle files reside now...
Totally blank? What is your php version? Is it compatible?
Thanks
Thanks
But you said this was a copy and that you were wanting to upgrade so I was unsure if the server was set up the same or if you have already upgraded moodle which might require a higher version of php than you have installed. Try deleting the cache and localcache folders from your moodleDATA folder. Look at your php error logs. Turn on debugging in Moodle config and see if you get any errors.
I didn't upgrade my system.. I just want to change the location as standard location which could be /var/www/html..
I can access moodle using my previous setup. However, I would like to have standard set up in moodle.
I will try this things and let you know what happens...
Thanks