I did use the standard moodle install script, and accepted the defaults. I am speaking from memory here, but I know the path used some kind of numbers, and not a "human intelligible" path for folders. Do other users have this same problem, or was it something I did wrong on the setup? I really need some clear explanations. It seems like a crazy idea to deny access to the owner of the domain to the content on the domain. How am I supposed to do that when I do not have access to those files? I eventually will want to clean out those files to make room for future content. This is now creating problems for me, because I understand that all my uploaded files, and the files that serve up content to students (such as graphics and video files) are stored in moodledata. So how is it that Moodle could create an invisible moodledata folder on MY server? Furthermore, if Moodle can do that, how is it that I, the person who set up Moodle, can NOT access the very folder I set up? I accepted the default installation location, and everything works fine.īut my dilemma is that when I try to access my own domain (hosted by GoDaddy), the moodledata folder is invisible and inaccessible to me, the owner of my own domain. When I set up this current version, I was asked where the moodledata folder was supposed to be, and was informed that this folder must not be accessible from the web. It seems to me though that now I am unable to get to the moodledata folder. Versions 1.9x allowdd me to see and manipulate the data I used on my site. I have been a user of Moodle for some time now, and I am at version 2.2.īut I am confused about the moodledata folder concept.
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