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No -the already existing "repository" folder lives in the main Moodle directory. For creating a file system repository you need to go into the separate  directory(outside of the root) directory called "Moodledata" and create a folder there. If you feel the FAQ doesn't make this clear enough please feel free to edit. It does explain the location in [[File_system_repository]]  --[[User:Mary Cooch|Mary Cooch]] 17:18, 6 November 2012 (WST)
No -the already existing "repository" folder lives in the main Moodle directory. For creating a file system repository you need to go into the separate  directory(outside of the root) directory called "Moodledata" and create a folder there. If you feel the FAQ doesn't make this clear enough please feel free to edit. It does explain the location in [[File_system_repository]]  --[[User:Mary Cooch|Mary Cooch]] 17:18, 6 November 2012 (WST)


:Sorry Mary, I'm being silly! I did not correctly read the part that says, "there is a folder called repository *IN YOUR MOODLE DIRECTORY*" correctly - I just assumed it was talking about the repository folder in the Moodledata directory! Back to the naughty corner for me... --[[User:Luis de Vasconcelos|Luis de Vasconcelos]] 20:00, 6 November 2012 (WST)
:Sorry Mary, I'm being silly! I did not correctly read the part that says, "there is a folder called repository *IN YOUR MOODLE DIRECTORY*" correctly - I just assumed it was talking about the repository folder in the Moodledata directory! It all makes sense now. Back to the naughty corner for me... --[[User:Luis de Vasconcelos|Luis de Vasconcelos]] 20:00, 6 November 2012 (WST)

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I already have a folder called "repository" on my server. Why do I need to make another one?

This article is a bit confusing. First it says: "There is a folder called "repository" in your Moodle directory. This houses the code for all the repositories Moodle accepts, such as Googledocs, Flickr etc". Then it says, "This folder is not suitable for creating new folders for your staff to FTP documents into. For the file system repository to work you have to create a new folder named "repository" in the Moodledata folder and add your own folders into there".

Does this mean that you must create a SECOND folder called "repository" inside the existing "repository" folder? In other words, do you need the structure below?

\Moodledata\repository\repository

Two different directories=

No -the already existing "repository" folder lives in the main Moodle directory. For creating a file system repository you need to go into the separate directory(outside of the root) directory called "Moodledata" and create a folder there. If you feel the FAQ doesn't make this clear enough please feel free to edit. It does explain the location in File_system_repository --Mary Cooch 17:18, 6 November 2012 (WST)

Sorry Mary, I'm being silly! I did not correctly read the part that says, "there is a folder called repository *IN YOUR MOODLE DIRECTORY*" correctly - I just assumed it was talking about the repository folder in the Moodledata directory! It all makes sense now. Back to the naughty corner for me... --Luis de Vasconcelos 20:00, 6 November 2012 (WST)