Which name are you refering to the one in config.php or the one in browser page although they r same . I will try and look at mysql page i forgot to mention that the site is based on old cersion of moodle 1.9 i think
Think Howard has found the issue ...
DB name you currently have in config.php ... shouldn't begin with elearrmoo_ as those kinds of things in true MySQL is a 'prefix' ... look lower in config.php and you should see a line for 'prefix'.
And, databases are not normally named with .sql file name extensions.
So connect the database via mysql client as root/super user. Then issue at the mysql> prompt,
show databases;
The ';' is required.
Should see 'mooelearninglmsstaging' if I've read the screen capture correctly.
Also, better find out what version of Moodle ... exactly ...
in moodle code directory issue:
fgrep '$release' version.php
If it is a 1.9 you'll see close to:
$release = '1.9.19+ (Build: 20130513)';
If 1.9.x you might have to 'dummy down' the version of PHP you are running on that server. 1.9.x ran well on php 5.3 and the code might have many 'depreciated' lines of code for higher versions of PHP.
How you 'dummy down' PHP on your Linux flavor determined by the 'flavor of Linux' ... meaning ... Ubuntu XXX, or CentOS X.X etc..
'spirit of sharing', Ken
// There is no php closing tag in this file,
// it is intentional because it prevents trailing whitespace problems!
Missed that ... good catch Visvanath!
There's a couple of config lines that I don't re-call them being 'standard/stock' for a 1.9.x ... or any standard/stock higher version ...
$CFG->portal =
$CFG->tunite =
And I thought that all config lines that had a url in them were not to use a 'trailing slash'.
Do see a comment ... 'New Code May 07 2012 for logout'? So it's not a stock moodle but one that has been customized. Could this be a 1.9.x version of iomad? https://www.iomad.org/ Don't recall when they iomad first released.
'spirit of sharing', Ken
