We saw this message at boot, not sure if it's relevant: AICCU is not configured go to /etc/aiccu
pssql now starts on boot, but we are still getting the same results when accessing: http://172.18.0.1/(moodle/) The result is a page stating: Moodle is disabled at the moment. We have rebooted more than once at this point. We've been digging around (but not changing) /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf and /etc/httpd/conf/httpd-xs.conf and they both point to a document root of /var/www/html Does this have anything to do with our problem? I don't really know what I'm doing... So, in a nutshell, pssql is running at startup, but we still can't access moodle through the web interface. Any ideas? Thanks yet again, -Dan (and Michael Ishaku) On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 12:54 PM, Martin Langhoff <martin.langh...@gmail.com > wrote: > On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 12:37 PM, Daniel Bennett <dant...@gmail.com> > wrote: > >> rpm -V kernel > > dan: I got no news, so I guess it worked > > Good! > > > dan: I ran: > > ejabberdctl connected-users > > It returns long output like (the random string here is made up by me): > > 34209381afaa07fa9df...@schoolserver.lccnjimeta.org/Telepathy > > That all sounds right. Some more useful commands > > # will show 'Online' exists > $ejabberdctl srg-list-groups `hostname -f` > Online > # show the settings of the Online Shared Roster Group - > $ ejabberdctl srg-get-info 'Online' `hostname -f` > name: "Online" > displayed_groups: ["Online"] > description: "Created_by_ejabberd_init" > online_users: true > members: > > > > So I definitely buy that some automagic is going on here. > > Hey -- did you ever doubt it? :-) > > > Is there perhaps > > documentation I can view that explains to me how to create different > groups > > for different classes and generally manage things without the now > obsolete > > web interface? > > (real world example: I would like to put all of my 5th graders in a group > > together, my 2nd graders in another, etc) I might even want to change > these > > on a regular basis. > > > > Is this all done through moodle perhaps? Is there documentation I should > be > > using for that? If you could send me a link it would be much > appreciated. > > Yes, you can segregate what XOs see in the neighbourhood view by > moodle course membership. This is mainly useful when you have schools > with more than ~50 XOs. > > Quick howto: > > 1 - Make sure you are using a recent Browse.xo (101 at least, I think) > > 2 - The first XO to register (reboot) and visit moodle successfully > gets some extra rights (is an 'admin' of sorts). So get an XO reg'd > and visiting Moodle -- it will auto-authenticate into Moodle. Should > see a 'site administration' block on the left. > > 3 - Create some courses (Site Administration->courses->Add/edit->Add > new), assign teachers and students. In the long and confusing "new > course" form, all you need to set is Full Name and Short Name. Please > ignore every other option. > > Note: when it comes to enrolling, setup some courses for XOs you have > registered already -- this is mainly to have something to work with! > You can add more courses & enrolments later. > > Might help: http://docs.moodle.org/en/Enrolment#Manual_enrolment > > 4 - In 'Site Administration', go to Courses->Presence Service, and set > presencebycourse to Yes. > > 5 - Within 10 minutes, issuing the same ejabberdctl queries as above > should show that Online has been replaced by several SRGs -- one per > course. Asking for the 'info' of those, will show you their > membership. > > 6 - When you make the switch from one mode to the other on the XS > side, the situation will be confusing for the XOs, so they might need > to re-associate to the Access Point (so they re-query their group > membership) before they see the changes. > > Note: All changes to the course membership take 5~10 minutes to appear > in ejabberd on the XOs, and some changes may also need an XO to > reassociate to the AP. Emphasis on 'some' :-) > > > Dan: service pgsql-xs supports chkconfig, but is not reerenced in any > > runlevel (run 'chkconfig --add pgsql-xs') > > > > Should I run this as it says? > > Yes! and then restart the server. Both pgsql-xs and moodle will start > up. On this first startup, moodle will perform its setup (so it'll > take a tad longer). You can see the log of the install in > /var/log/moodle/instupg.log > > > klogctl during boot returns 'invalid argument' > > dunno > > > mshbonds and wmeshs do not seem to be present > > normal. > > > could not connect to server postgres as well. > > not normal but you'll have it fixed for the next reboot :-) > > > > m > -- > martin.langh...@gmail.com > mar...@laptop.org -- School Server Architect > - ask interesting questions > - don't get distracted with shiny stuff - working code first > - http://wiki.laptop.org/go/User:Martinlanghoff >
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