YOU CANNOT ACCESS THIS SITE. THE CONNECTION HAS BEEN RE-ESTABLISHED

YOU CANNOT ACCESS THIS SITE. THE CONNECTION HAS BEEN RE-ESTABLISHED

by Francisco Gómez -
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I have Moodle version 3.6.3+ installed on a server with XAMPP and php version 7.3.3 with database 10.1.38-MariaDB. The point is that since the last updates have been appearing messages I CANNOT ACCESS THIS SITE . THE CONNECTION HAS BEEN REESTABLISHED, it appears to me in the moodle installation, when I am going to identify myself and when I update it. In fact, when updating, it does not go beyond the first screen. If I try to install a new moodle, the same problem will appear when I go from the first screen: YOU CANNOT ACCESS THIS SITE. THE CONNECTION HAS BEEN RE-ESTABLISHED.


I have several installations with WORDPRESS and they work great.


Could someone with more experience tell me how to solve this problem?

Thank you.


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Re: YOU CANNOT ACCESS THIS SITE. THE CONNECTION HAS BEEN RE-ESTABLISHED

by Ken Task -
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Not a Windows person, but ... following applies to all platforms ...

https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Moodle_3.6_release_notes
Server requirements:
PHP version: minimum PHP 7.0.0 Note: minimum PHP version has increased since Moodle 3.3. PHP 7.1.x and 7.2.x are supported too. *** PHP 7.3.x support is being implemented (@ MDL-63420) and not ready for production with this release.***   Tracker link is open ... not resolved.

https://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-63420

And a comment about WordPresses ... the most used CMS on the planet ... also the most attacked.  Uses .htaccess files which have been known to be in conflict with Moodle.   That's been true on any platform.   Hope you are keeping your WP's up-to-date as they could be the security hole for your Moodle.

spirit of sharing', Ken


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Re: YOU CANNOT ACCESS THIS SITE. THE CONNECTION HAS BEEN RE-ESTABLISHED

by Francisco Gómez -

It seems that the problem was in the default size of the Apache stack in Windows.

I have added at the end of the file apache/conf/httpd.conf these three lines:


<IfModule mpm_winnt_module>

  ThreadStackSize 8888888

</IfModule>


And now everything's working perfectly.

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