[Solved] Moodle 2.7 - Joomla 3.3.6 connectivity problem

Hi,

I'm buiding a Moodle 2.7 site and use Joomdle 1.0 and Joomla 3.3.6 to display the Moodle content. They are in the same domain, Moodle : mydomain.ddns.net/moodle and Joomla : mydomain.ddns.net/ I followed the instructions for Moodle such as Joomla and Joomdle, but i have always the 3 errors :
"Joomla cannot connect to Moodle"
"Moodle cannot connect to Joomla"
"Received empty response from Moodle"

The server is debian 7 with ISPconfig 3.

Thanks

You have incorrect JOOMDLE's JOOMLA authentication token in Moodle. Copy over the correct code and try again.

Given that all the rest of you config is correct, but that the two last checks still fail, then that could be a Moodle-server issue. It happened to me, and I fixed it by changed one line in the config.php file in the Moodle folder:
$CFG->wwwroot = "http://".$_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]."/Moodle";

Double check your URLs: they don't seem to load for me.

I have removed your attachments as you are displaying the tokens and urls openly.

The server is on local network (DMZ). I forget to hide the links ... Thanks !

Given they are on an internal network, the first thing I would check is, if I can get to those urls in the browser. Perhaps there is a local DNS, etc. problem as it appears, based on the messages, that there is a problem with the urls being recognised. Did you enter http:// ? Did you set up a network DNS or local hosts file?

Didn't receive a reply, so I assume you are OK now. Just in case you were doing this on a local PC (ie your local network), I just did a re-install of Joomla 3.3.6, Joomdle 1.0, Moodle 2.8.1 on Windows 8 with XAMPP and used the following URLs

Moodle URL (configured in Joomla)
http://localhost/joomla/moodle

Joomla URL (configured in Moodle)
http://localhost/joomla

$CFG->wwwroot = 'http://localhost/joomla/moodle'; (configured in the moodle/config.php)

Notes:
- My website www is installed in c:\xampp\htdocs\joomla
- During installation of Moodle you are asked to specify the local root ... if you entered 127.0.0.1 that would be in $CFG instead and would need to be changed to localhost as Atle has highlighted above.

Thanks, the problem is solved.
The IP of FQDN is not set on the web server (on local network) .

Happy New Year

Befaly
Madagascar