First of all, you need to configure your local web server to allow sites under https Perform a manual clean install of Moodle under a domain using https Check that during the installation you don’t see any warnings Once the site is installed, you need to check that: The setting enablemobilewebservice is enabled in Site administration ▶︎ Plugins ▶︎ Web services ▶︎ Mobile The Moodle mobile web service is enabled in Site administration ▶︎ Plugins ▶︎ Web services ▶︎ External services Rest and XML-RPC protocols are enabled in Site administration ▶︎ Plugins ▶︎ Web services ▶︎ Manage protocols For the authenticated user, the capabilities: webservice/rest:use webservice/xmlrpc:use and moodle/webservice:createmobiletoken are enabled at system level Disable the Mobile service (enablemobilewebservice) in Site administration ▶︎ Plugins ▶︎ Web services ▶︎ Mobile Bump de moodle version.php number to simulate an upgrade and go to Admin ▶︎ Notifications to do the upgrade Confirm that the setting enablemobilewebservice is still disabled Now, do another clean installation under https but this time using the CLI: sudo -u httpd php54 admin/cli/install.php --lang=en --wwwroot= http://localhost/m/stable_master --dataroot=/Users/xyz/wwwdata/moodledatatest1 --dbname=test1 --dbpass=xyz --fullname=t --shortname=t --adminpass=yourPass! --adminemail=“yourmail@moodle.com" --non-interactive --allow-unstable --agree-license Confirm steps 4, 5, 6 y 7 (doing the upgrade using the cli)