Installing Moodle
Installing Moodle in the Uniform Server
This tutorial assumes three things: 1. You've downloaded The Uniform Server and it's working correctly 2. You've downloaded the Latest Stable Branch of Moodle from [1] 3. You've unzipped (extracted) your download into the www folder of moodle so that the files are located in W:\www\moodle\
If you've met all of the above requirements, just double click the Server_Start.bat file. This is where the magic happens!
You may receive a warning here, just okay the pop up box and move on. You should now see the Uniform Server Admin Panel.
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How cool is that? Apache is now running, now we just need to start the MySQL server and we've got the minimum requirements to run Moodle. So, choose to Run MySQL:
This should now bring you to a confirmation page that tells you MySQL started correctly. Now we need to create a database to use with Moodle. So, we'll take the easy way out and use phpMyAdmin (Under Tools) to create the database and user for the database.
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database system along with a special user (eg "moodleuser") that has
access to that database (and that database only). You could use the
"root" user if you wanted to for a test server, but this is not
recommended for a production system: if hackers manage to discover the
password then your whole database system would be at risk, rather than
just one database." So, we'll use the phpMyAdmin to:
Step 1: Type "moodle" in the Create new database field and click "Create". You should get a confirmation screen like the one below.
Click on the home button so we can choose the "Privileges" section to create our new user and assign him privileges to the moodle database.
You should then receive a confirmation screen. You can close phpMyAdmin now.
Direct your browser to <a target="_blank" href="http://localhost/moodle/">http://localhost/moodle</a>. Time to start configuring Moodle!
Next <a href="http://www.seedwiki.com/wiki/just_moodlin_around/configuring_moodle.cfm?wpid=244661">Configuring Moodle</a>
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