Installing and upgrading help

Change into the code directory - that's your 'elearning' in public_html and issue

php ./admin/cli/install.php --help

Your cli environment already knows the path to php-cli (the php above) but needs to be directed to the php script to run ... look beginning in the present working directory (the ./) in admin/cli/ for install.php and you need to have -- in front of help rather than single - to pull up the help screen which will scroll on ya cause there is lots to look at.

So if you loose the top of that help:

php ./admin/cli/install.php --help |more

|more will show one screen at a time and then pause.  Spacebar for next page.

PM means 'private messaging'.  first icon to the left of your pic.

'SoS', Ken

Looks like several possibles ...

Check out the chart for requirements to run a 4.1.x @

http://www.syndrega.ch/blog/#php-and-dbms-compatibility-of-major-moodle-releases

To see if you have what you need from Terminal (WHM as root in the domain of the moodle site:

which php

will show path to php-cli your system will find first (you could have the ability to set PHP version per domain)  Remember, you need min version shown in chart link above.

php -v

That command will show the version of php-cli - which isn't the same as the php that runs for the web services.

When it comes to WHM/cPanel setups, WHM rules the roost and one allocates servers by domain ... which in your case might actually be on the same server.

Accessing the cPanel for the domain, is by IP address.   It is in cPanel that you might see a tool called 'Easy Apache' ... which is somewhat misleading as it really pertains to which PHP version + php extensions one runs for allocated domain.

Previously, I gave you a command to run and you reported it did not work ... that's because the 'devils are in the details' ...

I suggested you:

cd /path/to/moodlecodedirctory

Then issue:

php ./admin/script.php ... note the ./ in front ... that means present working directory ... you ran php /admin/ which is not present working directory.

Sorting this out remotely and via forum is only as good as:

1. info you provide

2. execution of commands paying attention to detail.

I offered via Private Messaging on this system to have a chat with you - cell phone since your profile shows you are in USA - am in San Antonio, Tx and might be in same time zone!

Also see you have gmail.com address ... we could possibly setup a google meet where you invite me to see your screens - and since that has audio I might be able to guide you.

All that for nada - nothing - zip - for free!   But the offer isn't on the table for much longer as I do have other customers and a life!

'SoS', Ken