volgens Ken Task.
In addition ... searching Globat KB ... found this concerning PHP:
Script restrictions
All scripts have the following memory and run time limitations:
- Memory: Some PHP CMS applications may need a larger memory_limit than the default set in the php.ini. You may change this limit in your php.ini, however, do not exceed the maximum of 64M.
- Run time: All PHP/CGI/Perl scripts are limited to a 60 seconds run time. If your script does not complete during that time, it will be killed. Globat cannot allow custom scripts to impact the performance of other customer sites on our shared hosting platform.
For liability and cost reasons, Globat cannot help you write or troubleshoot your PHP or Perl scripts. If you need help with your custom scripts we recommend that you contact a qualified developer/programmer for assistance.
From what I read there, I'd say Moodle 2.5, even if you got past the MySQL issue, would have issues with the restrictions placed on PHP.
Looks like the bottom line is that provider isn't a good place to host Moodle 2.5.x. Comment: with cheap shared hosting one gets what one pays for.
'spirit of sharing', Ken