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Hi All!

 

Got a problem that is really doing my head in!

 

Ive installed moodle with xampp (!) installed, and published the moodle via ISA Server 2006,

 

I can access the site via *SCHOOLWEBSITE.co.uk/moodle*...which presents me with the installation page!..i get to the stage of setting up the database and that completes everything..A OK!

 

...When i get to the admin user setup page it says "403: Forbidden"..and the web address has changed *SCHOOLWEBSITE.co.uk/user/editadvanced.php...

 

Which naturally is forbidden because its gone out of the /moodle directory!...WHAT AM I DOING WRONG!! ARGGGGH! :censored::censored::censored: lol Cheers Everyone!!

 

Mart

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@mmoseley:

 

Are you making these changes via the config.php file by any chance? :)

 

Nope, dont think so!...Are you talking about moodle? Ive not made any changes via config.php...i wouldnt even know how to get into config.php at the min! lol

 

Ta!

Posted (edited)

config.php should be in the moodle folder so something like xampp/htdocs/moodle/config.php

 

Then look for the line

$CFG->wwwroot = 'http://ip.address.of.server';

It should either be just the IP address of your server or ip/moodle

Edited by reggiep
Posted
This doesnt really help your current situation but as you just setting it up, you may want to consider using a LAMP server instead. I only say this because we use a WAMP server like you and whenever we have a problem its so annoying looking for a solution because most of the time theres a solution on nix but hard work for one in windows. Thats my experience anyway.
Posted (edited)

@mmoseley:

 

How do you access the moodle vle from inside your network?

From the URL bar inside your browser what do you type?

 

Sorry for double entry

Slow response from Edugeek server

Edited by bossman
Slow response from Edugeek server
Posted

Hi All!

 

Sorted...its taken ALL day but sorted,

 

The problem i was having was...the moodle files were put into the htdocs ROOT directory, that didnt seem to work so i made a folder in htdocs called "moodle" and it now seemsto be working fine! such a small error and a big problem! lol

 

Cheers guys for all your help!

 

Mart

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