Unfortunately, we have no idea what Bitnami does as part of its installation process. That makes it hard to support. I do know that the above config setting is incorrect.
Howard Miller
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Moodle in English -> General help -> Links in notifications are not good -> Links in notifications are not good
by Howard Miller -
That's wrong. Don't try to do that. You *should not* have a variable $CFG->wwwroot. That will end badly.
So which "one click installer" did you use to install Moodle?
Moodle in English -> General help -> Links in notifications are not good -> Links in notifications are not good
by Howard Miller -
Presumably, your $CFG->wwwroot in your config.php is set to http://192.168.0.3. You need to change that to https://moodle.xxx.xxx. It has to be your external moodle address or (as you have found) Moodle will not create correct URLs.
This may have some consequences for your haproxy config (but, with luck, possibly not).
This may have some consequences for your haproxy config (but, with luck, possibly not).
Moodle in English -> General help -> Content hidden after editing and saving a section -> Content hidden after editing and saving a section
by Howard Miller -
My first thought is... what course format are you using?
Moodle in English -> General help -> I dont have LDAP user sync task -> I dont have LDAP user sync task
by Howard Miller -
Well... so your problem is with cron/update. It's nothing to do with LDAP.
It's possible to clear the flag in the database that is saying that your site is in the middle of an upgrade but you should only do that if you are sure it is not.
(from memory)
DELETE FROM mdl_config where name="upgraderunning";