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  1. #POOL MOODLE INSTALL#
  2. #POOL MOODLE PATCH#
  3. #POOL MOODLE FULL#
pool moodle

This section setup an automated key renewal within a VMoodle network so there is no more fear to get web services broken by key loss. the risk of having broken services every 28 days is high. Although Moodle maintains key consistency when users roam from one Moodle to another (using jump/land mechanism), this is not the case for XML-RPC MNET calls. The distributed strategy of Moodle will call for developing XML-RPC adds-on for enhancing the overall behaviour. VMoodle is often used for Moodle arrays operating the same teaching environment, thus making big use of MNET functions.

#POOL MOODLE PATCH#

Patch information is provided in distribution Important note : this feature relies on a light change in mnet/lib.php. The PostGres settings are provided for convenience and to help peer developpers to contribute to the work. Support note : PostgreSQL has been mush less tested and validated than Mysql environments. On PostGreSQL you might use a superuser setup in the PGPASS file to allow complete execution of PG commands in a non interactive mode. You may get client executables by installing the client packages for PostGreSQL.

#POOL MOODLE FULL#

O Path to postgres dump : full path to pg_dump (Linux) or pg_dump.exe (Windows) O Path to postgres terminal : full path to psql (Linux) psql.exe (Windows) O Path to mysql dump : full path to mysqldump (Linux) or mysqldump.exe (Windows) O Path to mysql terminal : full path to the mysql (Linux) command or mysql.exe (Windows) Path to executable will surely have to be double quoted. You may only provide system path of executable for the database you want to use (MySQL or Postgres) Setting up the path to database executables Same is performed with the database name field and the Moodledata path.Ģ. And you enter a token with value "moodle1", than the deployment form will replace the pattern with the final value : If you set the hostname pattern such as : To setup patterns, use the tag within the pattern to be replaced with the host token. When a schema is automated, entering the platform token will automatically provide adequate name to host, database and moodle data path. O Moodledata path: Preset the generation pattern for the Moodledata path. Persistant connections will notĬlose at end of the PHP script and be reused. O Table prefix: Preset value for the table name prefix. O Database name: Preset a generation pattern for naming the database. O Database password: Preset value for the database user password. O Database login: Preset value for the database user login. O Database host: Preset value for the database hostname. O Database type: Preset the type of database used (MySQL or Postgres). O Virtual host: Gives the pattern for generating new Moodle host names. O Automate schema : Tells VMoodle to preset the deployment form. You now should have this somewhere in your Moodle: IMPORTANT : place an instance of a VMoodle block somewhere so you can browse to VMoodle administration!.configure the master Moodle, insert generic content, make common settings.

#POOL MOODLE INSTALL#

place the VMoodle configuration hook in standard config (as mentionned in quick install process).install the VMoodle block as a standard block.proceed to the installation of the main Moodle instance (Moodle master, bound to standard configuration).Once these prerequisites are available, and the PHP volume correctly accessible: This also can be obtained using a wildcard DNS mapping pointing to such a Virtual Host setting:

pool moodle

The whole set of used domain names must be available and pointed to the same DocumentRoot in Apache. The overall lifecycle of a virtualized Moodle array is usually as follows: The set of main configuration parameter values will be chosen depending on the domain name (virtual host).įor integrating the whole virtualization process within Moodle itself, the virtualization table is held by a Moodle block. It mostly consists of no longer relying on the physical configuration file config.php for absolute initial paths and DB definition, but dynamically building a set of configuration values from a table in the database.

  • 4 Virtualizing moodles: the starting point.
  • 2.2 Deploying virtual instances from a physically setup Moodle.






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