I would start with the times and the location of the IP address.
Howard Miller
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Moodle in English -> Installing and upgrading help -> $CFG->dataroot is not writable, admin has to fix directory permissions! Exiting. -> Re: $CFG->dataroot is not writable, admin has to fix directory permissions! Exiting.
by Howard Miller -
That means you have two problems. You've fixed the permission one and now something else is going wrong.
Are you definitely logged in as an admin and have you definitely updated the software to a newer version?
Are you definitely logged in as an admin and have you definitely updated the software to a newer version?
Moodle in English -> Installing and upgrading help -> $CFG->dataroot is not writable, admin has to fix directory permissions! Exiting. -> Re: $CFG->dataroot is not writable, admin has to fix directory permissions! Exiting.
by Howard Miller -
It's not ideal, but it might get you out of trouble.
sudo chmod -R 0777 /data/vhosts/moodle/moodledata
As long as it's not shared hosting (in any way), it's probably ok. However, the correct solution is to properly understand ownership and file permissions for your particular system.
sudo chmod -R 0777 /data/vhosts/moodle/moodledata
As long as it's not shared hosting (in any way), it's probably ok. However, the correct solution is to properly understand ownership and file permissions for your particular system.
Moodle in English -> General help -> How do I set "[ ] Default: Yes" to "No" ? -> Re: How do I set "[ ] Default: Yes" to "No" ?
by Howard Miller -
Ticked = yes
Not ticked = no
Default yes means that it was ticked when Moodle was first installed. I'm sure how absurd this is has been discussed in the past.
Not ticked = no
Default yes means that it was ticked when Moodle was first installed. I'm sure how absurd this is has been discussed in the past.
(for example, https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=124533)