Martin Dougiamas

The best way is to use the Unix command "pwd" from a shell.

If you can't use the shell, then one quick trick you can use is to point your browser directly at moodle/lib/setup.php ... it will give an error, but in the error it usually prints the full path, eg /aaa/bbbbb/ccccc/moodle/lib/setup.php

Just use everything before the /lib/setup.php for the dirroot variable, eg /aaa/bbbbb/ccccc/moodle

Assuming you put the moodledata directory next to your moodle directory, then the dataroot path would be: /aaa/bbbbb/ccccc/moodledata

I don't know anyone else working on Polish, so go for it! Let me know if you need help.

Don't use Frontpage to upload Moodle, just use plain FTP.

Frontpage has created extra folders (_vti_cnf) that Moodle finds and misinterprets as new modules which it tries to install - hence your errors.

I went through the install without incident (no errors).

If you drop all your database tables again and email me your URL, I'll take a look at it for you (in about 8 hours from this post).

The reason it says 'SERIOUS ERROR' is because being unable to read or write a table that you've just created means something is seriously wrong with the database or database connection.