jebarr
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Moodle Installation
I am attempting an installation of Moodle, an open source LMS. The installation I have chosen is the easyphp, mysql, apache bundle. Everything seems to have gone smoothly, the installation looks good from the local machine, and apache is running. http://localhost from the browser shows a fully functioning "moodle" site. However, I cannot access this site from within my LAN. I don't know if it's a server setting, or something in Apache, or just something obvious in configuration I'm missing.
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Or, I get the page, but each page says done, but with errors on page
> I still get redirected to http://localhost/etc.....
With HTTP statuscode 301? You can check the response i.e. with the firefox extension livehttpheaders from http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/
try to set
UseCanonicalName off
in httpd.conf - but I don't know, why apache should force a redirection. this would be only the case, if a trailing slash is missing.
Or does yout application expect the host "localhost" and generates full qualified links like <... href="http://localhost/....">?
> but with errors on page
With an error message or what exactly?
With HTTP statuscode 301? You can check the response i.e. with the firefox extension livehttpheaders from http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/
try to set
UseCanonicalName off
in httpd.conf - but I don't know, why apache should force a redirection. this would be only the case, if a trailing slash is missing.
Or does yout application expect the host "localhost" and generates full qualified links like <... href="http://localhost/....">?
> but with errors on page
With an error message or what exactly?
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Actually, one of the lines of config.php was set "wwwroot = http://localhost/application" when it should have been http://servername/application
But thank you.
But thank you.
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