Hello, I'm having the same problem. Can someone help me? Regards, Robert. Tuesday, June 28, PM. Friday, July 22, PM. I dont think he could have access the site trhough http without that role service Monday, November 14, PM. Hi ll, I have the same issue. This is a test environment, fresh build from scratch. Installed the CA role and web Enrollment.
IIS, expand so you can see the server name 2. In the main window, double click on "Server Certificates" 3. In the action pane, click on "Create Domain Certificate" 4.
However, this is a network installed for learning so I guess I am doing just that! Hope this helps put someone else in the right direction. Wednesday, January 11, AM. The key is you must log in with a domain profile to administer domain functions.
Regards, - Dan. Thursday, April 12, PM. Hope it helps you. Proposed as answer by rexif Friday, May 18, PM. Friday, May 18, PM. Monday, May 21, AM. Wednesday, August 22, PM.
Any help would be much appreciated. Saturday, June 22, PM. Sunday, June 23, AM. Hey all, i was able to fix it by doing 2 things. Apache serves only vhosts. Posted: Tue 27 Apr '21 Post subject:. The default vhost can serve as localhost, since all host names called that are not specified are served by that vhost.
On my local machine I have httpd. Linux only friend, Winduhs is a curse word! TBotNik wrote:. Posted: Sat 01 May '21 Post subject: Which files?
James Blond, Just like all the other dumbshit HOWTOs the howto in your link does not correctly address the problem, because they "assume" you know exactly which file s you need to modify and how! Files I have there are: 1. Assuming a copy of phpmyadmin. Oh do I need to post the 6 listed files and the phpmyadmin. On Ubuntu terminal try. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams?
Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Asked 7 years, 2 months ago. Active 1 year, 8 months ago. Viewed 7k times. Help would be appreciated, Thanks. Community Bot 1 1 1 silver badge. Sounds like this is probably worth a look: stackoverflow. Is there any chance you are using old browser? One, yes moodle uses a lot of hard links in the course files. I am guessing you have use the package manager for everything. This is BTW , a very good thing for making a reliable server.
Well IMHO anyway. However, your problem is probably the following For ubuntu the default Apache install does not allow access from anything except localhost.
You have to edit the config file as follows. BTW, I did this a while back in ubuntu terms. Back in "Hungry Hippo" days or "Irritating Iguana" or something like that. Allow access to your Moodle from other computers This moodle install will only work from the localhost.
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