Help me... Joomdle Web Service "wrong auth token"

I've Installed Moodle and Joomla perfectly in my hosting, but the Moodle is running with minimum requirement without php_extension soap & intl because the provider refuse to enable it.

However after Installed both moodle and joomla and want to integrate with Joomdle, I see the two error coming.
1) Php error reporting "E_DEPRECATED errors are enabled in your PHP configuration"
2) Joomdle Web Services "Wrong Auth Token"

I also have followed all the documentation given.

I use Joomla 1.5.23 and Moodle 2.0.3... please help me. TQ

Are you using Joomdle R0523 or R0524?

You want to work on number 2 first. This is likely because of your Token being assigned to the Joomdle user service you created in Moodle being different than that you typed into the Joomdle configuration. This is the first thing I would check.

I'm using Joomdle R0524

Everything is setup clearly, the token is right... every single number. but still not function.

is it because my hosting provider refuse to enable php_extension soap & intl?

or should I enable web services plugin in moodle?

You will require web services. Joomdle doesnt rely on soap or intl but according to moodle.org php intl is require for 2.0 and later. I cannot confirm this.


Also Moodle does have a bug related to the token. If you created a user for Joomdle, say joomdle user, than deleted it and then created another using the same name, moodle gets confused. I reported this to moodle and they have acknowledged the bug - I am not sure of the status.

For this problem we deleted the original users from the database to ensure all traces are gone.

Also, while it is more work, you may want to install in another server and get it all working, then try it on this hosted one. If the problem persists than there could be additional issues with this setup.

Thanks chris... however I've managed to Installed Moodle version 1.9.12 with Joomla 1.5.23 Joomdle 0.54... and it is work perfectly. Maybe I need to wait before upgrade my Moodle version next time.

The way Moodle 1.9 and Moodle 2.0 work are very different.

At this point I can only assume three things:
1) There is a problem between Moodle 2. and your hosting as you suspect. But the Moodle installation should tell you this.
2) The Joomdle - Moodle 2.0 has not been set up /configured correctly
3) The wrong token, even though it says its the correct token in Moodle. This is because of the bug in Moodle that I shared above.