Load your browser and punch in the directory to run the index.php and complete the moodle config process ( If you have any questions, I get the moodle forum emails, so you know where to find me.Adversaries may execute a binary, command, or script via a method that interacts with Windows services, such as the Service Control Manager. Upload (ftp) moodle and to the remote server Point filezilla to the remote server directory you created earlier Modify config.php (with notepad++)with database data and file pathsĭO NOT open any moodle files with any other Windows program, except notepad++ (you can do this with filezilla, just right mouse click anywhere in the top level directory space and you will be presented with a context menu and you choose create directory) So here is the process that worked for me: After you accomplish this, never open your web files with word or notepad. This way you can edit files, and you can even copy files locally, edit them, and upload them without the worry of what windows will do to them. When you open files with notepad++ it will not embed windows characters and will not corrupt the file. Right mouse click on the dir and go to properties, and you will see how to do this.Īfter you get filezilla go into the options and setup notepad++ as the default editor. One more point, filezilla can modify directory and file permissions on the remote server. Also, filezilla is a multi-threaded ftp program in that it will open multiple sessions and upload files from a locally maintained queue, thus loading files much faster. Filezilla will automatically detect ascii or binary and upload the file properly. When you unzip files to windows and then ftp files to a unix server, often if you have opened any of the files, they will have embedded windows characters and they will not work if you have ftp'd them up to the server in ascii mode. The beauty of these two programs is that they are useful for working with unix/linux systems. Notepad++ (search for this in google) and download it
I have loaded moodle several times from a windows to unix/linux system.įirst: make sure that your host has the right versions of apache, mysql, php.
I have some tips for you in working with moodle and getting it setup with a windows pc and a unix host.
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