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Proper Path?
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15 years 9 months ago #1
by pierre
Proper Path? was created by pierre
Hello, I am attempting to install Joomdle, and I keep getting errors. I think I may be entering my path incorrectly. Could you please advise me what the proper path should be based on my setup?
My full path is
/home/seafoam/public_html/university-subdomain/moodle/
and I am installing all of this on a subdomain. The subdomain folder is inside the public_html folder.
I have tried
http://localhost/moodle/
http://localhost/university-subdomain/
university.seafoamsales.com/moodle
Can you please advise?
I am getting this error on component and modules.
My full path is
/home/seafoam/public_html/university-subdomain/moodle/
and I am installing all of this on a subdomain. The subdomain folder is inside the public_html folder.
I have tried
http://localhost/moodle/
http://localhost/university-subdomain/
university.seafoamsales.com/moodle
Can you please advise?
I am getting this error on component and modules.
Code:
Warning: file_get_contents(http://localhost/seafoam/public_html/university-subdomain/moodle//mnet/xmlrpc/server.php) [function.file-get-contents]: failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found in /home/seafoam/public_html/university-subdomain/components/com_joomdle/helpers/content.php on line 44
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/seafoam/public_html/university-subdomain/components/com_joomdle/views/coursecategories/tmpl/default.php on line 26
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15 years 9 months ago #2
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Replied by Antonio Durán on topic Re: Proper Path?
Hi. I checked your site and this URL is the good one:
university.seafoamsales.com/moodle/mnet/xmlrpc/server.php
So, in the configuration, you would enter:
university.seafoamsales.com/moodle
Maybe it was due to missing "http://"?
Antonio
university.seafoamsales.com/moodle/mnet/xmlrpc/server.php
So, in the configuration, you would enter:
university.seafoamsales.com/moodle
Maybe it was due to missing "http://"?
Antonio
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15 years 8 months ago - 15 years 8 months ago #3
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Replied by pierre on topic Re:Proper Path?
Ok,
so I have entered
into the parameters for the component
the user hooks plugin
and the two modules.
Now all of my errors have changed to
I found this thread in the forum
joomdle.com/index.php?option=com_kunena&...5&id=149&lang=en#154
But I have no idea what the two of you are talking about or how a solution was reached.
Can you please explain?
Thanks.
so I have entered
Code:
http://university.seafoamsales.com/moodle
into the parameters for the component
the user hooks plugin
and the two modules.
Now all of my errors have changed to
Code:
Error XML-RPC (7015): Unable to locate function, or function prohibited for RPC.
I found this thread in the forum
joomdle.com/index.php?option=com_kunena&...5&id=149&lang=en#154
But I have no idea what the two of you are talking about or how a solution was reached.
Can you please explain?
Thanks.
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15 years 8 months ago #4
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Replied by Antonio Durán on topic Re:Proper Path?
Hi. I think the problem now is that tables were not set up correctly at install time.
You can try deleting moodle/auth/joomdle folder, visitng Moodle's notifications page, and the putting the folder back andd visiting Notifications again.
When you first visited Notifications page you should have seen database operations, did you see them?
To confirm that this is the problem, you can run this SQL:
select * from mdl_mnet_host2service;
If it gives empty results, then that is the problem. If process above did not work, you can do it mannually:
insert INTO mdl_mnet_host2service(hostid, serviceid, publish) VALUES ('0', '4', '1');
I don't know why some (I think few) people are having problems with the dabase modification at install time
Antonio
You can try deleting moodle/auth/joomdle folder, visitng Moodle's notifications page, and the putting the folder back andd visiting Notifications again.
When you first visited Notifications page you should have seen database operations, did you see them?
To confirm that this is the problem, you can run this SQL:
select * from mdl_mnet_host2service;
If it gives empty results, then that is the problem. If process above did not work, you can do it mannually:
insert INTO mdl_mnet_host2service(hostid, serviceid, publish) VALUES ('0', '4', '1');
I don't know why some (I think few) people are having problems with the dabase modification at install time
Antonio
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