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Martin Dougiamas added a comment - 30/Mar/09 04:41 PM
any ideas, eloy?
The server test says that an update should work.
You can look yourself on http://moodle4mac.dyndns.org:8080/moodle19/ Please make sure MySQLi PHP extension is installed, then change your config.php to include
$CFG->dbtype = 'mysqli'; please note the added "i". Yes, a few days later I know this fact about mysqli.
I will just change Moodle4Mac but I wonder that I had no problem to update Moodle 2.0 up to the current version without using the mysqli database connection in my Moodle4Mac distribution. I think that the reason was that I did not update from Moodle 1.9 but from Moodle 2.0 (20090130). At first I thought that Mac OS X 10.5 Server uses the software in a different way such I found this with PHP5 ... the server normally does not use the GD library and there could be a problem with MySQL, too. I think it was only my problem with the configuration in my.ini and the database connection. I will document my settings in the Moodle docs. Thanks for your support |
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