Can not convert the tables to the Barracuda file format.

Can not convert the tables to the Barracuda file format.

by milad hesami -
Number of replies: 3

Hello

Install Moodle 3.3 on centos7 and php7.0 and MariaDB (5.5.41-MariaDB).

in checklist page of installation I have these 3 errors:


mysql_full_unicode_support#File_format
mysql_full_unicode_support#File_per_table

mysql_full_unicode_support#Large_prefix

then I use Moodle docs to convert according to this link but nothing happened, I mean no message was there. 


 I check the database and its empty, no table created. why is database empty? how can I solve this problem?

by the way, i use Direct admin. 




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In reply to milad hesami

Re: Can not convert the tables to the Barracuda file format.

by Natassia Stelmaszek -

Milad,

A couple of things:

1.  You need to cd into your moodle directory in order to get the cli scripts to run.  Right now PHP is looking in public_html/admin/cli for the script but I believe that it is in public_html/moodle/admin/cli

2.  Can you log into MySQL itself and check to see if the tables exist?

3.  I recommend that you make use of the sudo command rather than logging-in as "root".  It is more secure and I've avoided some serious mistakes by having that extra step to alert me that I might be doing something dangerous.  IMHO

Natassia

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In reply to Natassia Stelmaszek

Re: Can not convert the tables to the Barracuda file format.

by Just H -

Re point 1 - that will depend on where you installed Moodle i.e. I always have it in the root therefore, if I was checking as per the OP he would be in the right place.

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Re: Can not convert the tables to the Barracuda file format.

by Natassia Stelmaszek -

Just H,

Good point, I've always put the files into a directory named "moodle" just to help to keep things organized so I've come to think of that as normal. 

Natassia