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Re: Help Please, Moodle 2.4.5 installation for the 5th time

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by Rick Jerz.  

Kevin, this has happened to me over the years, so I would not be quick to blame Dreamhost.  Unfortunately, I cannot remember what things work to fix this.  Have you checked the permissions on moodledata and moodle folders.  Consider trying a wide-open setting, chmod 777 on both of these folders.  It might also have something to do with who "owns" the folders.  I am not sure, but I think the owner of these folders has to be the account owner, although I think eventually (for better security) you can make "apache" own one of these... I forget.

Have you had success installing moodle in your regular domain?  Are you sure it is a subdomain issue?

I assume you are letting the moodle installation create the config.php file, right?  If not, it could be that something in your config.php does not match your database or moodle environment.

I see to recall getting this kind of message when I was once trying Plesk, instead of cPanel.  Plesk had its own view of how to setup users, which could not synchronize with my brain.  When I switched to cPanel, things worked much better.

Sorry that I cannot be of more help at the moment.  You have me curious to try subdomains, but my semester has just begun and I'm busy with students.


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