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Hi All

 

I am in the process of setting up Moodle.

 

I have uploaded the files etc, and run the installer, all good. Now when I get to the 3rd screen in the installer it askes for the SQL database info. I have an issue, its set to local host, yet my SQL database is on another server, is there anyway I can change this, also my admin username is no root, again can i change this?

 

Hope someone can help.

 

This is the screen I am @ :-

 

Now you need to configure the database settings where most Moodle data will be stored. This database will be created automatically by the installer with the settings specified below.

 

Type: fixed to "mysql" by the installer

Host: fixed to "localhost" by the installer - NEED TO CHANGE THIS

Name: database name, eg moodle

User: fixed to "root" by the installer - NEED TO CHANGE THIS

Password: your database password

Tables Prefix: optional prefix to use for all table names

 

 

TIA

IKWeb

Posted

Yep, you can change the hostname and username no problem.

 

You'll need to make sure your remote mysql server allows incoming connections but other than that it should be fine.

Posted

Hi Kim

 

Thanks for your fast update, do you know what file this info is stored in, I have looked in some of the Config.php files and not had much joy.

 

Thanks again.

Posted

That's rather odd, I've set up a couple of moodles today and not noticed that it was locked.

 

Which version of moodle are you using?

Posted

Hi

 

Sorry I should have said, its running on a windows box, this is a screen dump of what I get.

 

http://www.ikweb.co.uk/ons/screen.jpg

Posted

Holding my hands up, never seen this before but I've never installed it on windows before.

 

Some more info to help others, IIS or Apache?

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Its running on IIS, if there is anyone else who may read this post that can help, it would be very welcome.

 

Many thanks for all your help with this kim.

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