I am facing a problem in moodle, can u give some guidelines abt it.
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> i am testing my ISKE server in the LAN environment.Our ISKE team uploaded
> almost 70GB of data on the server.Harddisk of ISKE server is 80 GB.I have
> almost 100 GB of data on the other database server, Which i want to be
> uploaded on ISKE server.I want to know tht can we link that data in the ISKE
> server without uploaded it. Actually wht i wanna know tht is there any way
> to link these two server?
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> I am looking forward for ur positive reply.
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> Thanks
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Hi Abhinav
Your question is difficult to understand. Still I take a shot at it.
Your problem is the server you want to run Moodle is already full with some other data. For the database, you have to import another whole load of data. Aparantly that database is on a different machine.
The question is whether you can "link" the two machines.
First check whether this simple solution works. You know that a database is a _server_. That means, programs on other machines can talk to the database through the network. So how about
- create the Moodle database too on the database machine
- install the Moodle PHP-scrips and $moodledata on the first machine
- tell the first machine that the database is in the second machine.
Could this be the answer? If yes, people can explain in more detail how to achive this.
Your question is difficult to understand. Still I take a shot at it.
Your problem is the server you want to run Moodle is already full with some other data. For the database, you have to import another whole load of data. Aparantly that database is on a different machine.
The question is whether you can "link" the two machines.
First check whether this simple solution works. You know that a database is a _server_. That means, programs on other machines can talk to the database through the network. So how about
- create the Moodle database too on the database machine
- install the Moodle PHP-scrips and $moodledata on the first machine
- tell the first machine that the database is in the second machine.
Could this be the answer? If yes, people can explain in more detail how to achive this.