Now that you have resolved, might want to remove the info.php file at document root - no sense in sharing more info about your site than you need to.
However, in checking it just now:
post_max_size - 8M
upload_max_size - 2M
session.save_path /var/lib/php/sessions
Is is that what you want?
'SoS', Ken
"the size of scorms the company produces" and "suggestion for max scorm size as far as performance goes"
SCORM's are developed outside of moodle. Moodle only serves the out. A SCORM ships the entire mini-app to the client requesting it and it 'plays' at the client. Occassionally, it informs moodle that client is still in the SCORM by 'pinging' (a checknet really) the moodle server.
Only at the very end of SCORM (if programmed that way) that the client clicks a final button in the SCORM saying their done that it sends the data back to moodle.
So am not certain that anyone could suggest max scorm size.
Also ... will respond to your PM ... with a link to a site you might want to explore ... since you use CLI!
'SoS', Ken
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Thanks for the info ☺️
I don't see any PM anywhere (I'm on mobile right now ..maybe a bug), will check tomorrow morning at work 👍
Hi
Its been a long while since I was on the forums ,also a while since I had to work with Moodle (last version was 3.1) and I hope everyone is well.
So as to get back up to speed I have tried to install the latest stable version on a localhost.
After about the 4th try of failing I have got to this point, where I get the fault above in the subject.
firstly i can't find how to solve the issue so if some one can detail how fix my issue i would be grateful.
Secondly why does installing via the windows installer mean i have to change the php.ini still?
max_execution_time = 360
max_input_time = 360
Then have to change config version numbers in the mdl_config
Surely this stuff should be fixed by now?
I remember this happen when Moodle was in version 2. etc!
I would be very grateful for any help.
I'm using windows 10
Installing to a brand new memory stick
Regard Gary
Wow!
"windows 10 - Installing to a brand new memory stick"
Last official anything for such installation was for 1.9!
https://docs.moodle.org/19/en/Installation_guide_-_Moodle_for_Windows_on_a_USB_Memory_Stick
If it's just for tinkering and if you have the Windows Linux Sub System on your Win10, check out:
https://docs.moodle.org/311/en/Installation_guide_for_Windows_using_WSL_(Windows_Subsystem_for_Linux)
Tech moves forward rather quickly these days!
'SoS', Ken
