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Leonstr: /* Path to php cli */ Example pathtophp for Windows

2019-06-22T14:12:12Z

Path to php cli: Example pathtophp for Windows

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	==Path to php cli==		==Path to php cli==

	Path to PHP CLI. Probably something like /usr/bin/php in Linux and Mac. If you enter this, [[Cron]] scripts can be executed from admin web interface.		Path to PHP CLI. Probably something like /usr/bin/php in Linux and Mac, or C:\php\php.exe on Microsoft Windows. If you enter this, [[Cron]] scripts can be executed from admin web interface.

	* To find the path to php cli in a Mac, open a terminal window and type:		* To find the path to php cli in a Mac, open a terminal window and type:

Germanvaleroelizondo: Added ==Path to php cli== for Moodle 3.6

2018-11-06T11:11:44Z

Added ==Path to php cli== for Moodle 3.6

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	* In Mac the path to dot is likely /opt/local/bin/dot		* In Mac the path to dot is likely /opt/local/bin/dot
	* Type the path for your OS in 'Site administration / ▶︎ Server / ▶︎ System paths ' Path to dot		* Type the path for your OS in 'Site administration / ▶︎ Server / ▶︎ System paths ' Path to dot

			==Path to php cli==

			Path to PHP CLI. Probably something like /usr/bin/php in Linux and Mac. If you enter this, [[Cron]] scripts can be executed from admin web interface.

			* To find the path to php cli in a Mac, open a terminal window and type:
			which php cli

	==External links==		==External links==

Germanvaleroelizondo: Expanded ==Path to dot== text

2018-03-28T20:19:42Z

Expanded ==Path to dot== text

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	==Path to dot==		==Path to dot==

	Path to dot is for enabling image generation in profiling. The generated graphs are really useful to see what each request does. To have profiling visible (and working), the xhprof extension must be installed in PHP.		Path to dot is for enabling image generation; eg, in profiling. The generated graphs are really useful to see what each request does. To have profiling visible (and working), the xhprof extension must be installed in PHP.

			* If you want to use the authoring tools for the [[Preg question type]] , you will need to install the [https://www.graphviz.org/ Graphviz] Graph Visualization Software and set the 'path to dot'.
			[[File:preg pathtodot.png\|600px]]

			* In Windows the path to dot is likely C:\Program Files (x86)\Graphviz2.38\bin\dot.exe
			* To find the path to doc in a Mac, open a terminal window and type:
			which dot
			* In Mac the path to dot is likely /opt/local/bin/dot
			* Type the path for your OS in 'Site administration / ▶︎ Server / ▶︎ System paths ' Path to dot

	==External links==		==External links==

Marycooch: /* See also */

2017-10-26T09:29:19Z

Stuartrmealor at 23:38, 3 April 2017

2017-04-03T23:38:47Z

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	* [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=125912 HowTo: Installing aspell in Ubuntu (with dictionary)] forum discussion		* [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=125912 HowTo: Installing aspell in Ubuntu (with dictionary)] forum discussion
			* [https://youtu.be/gPbNXWiA__E MoodleBites for Administrators - Server settings] YouTube movie

	[[cs:admin/setting/systempaths]]		[[cs:admin/setting/systempaths]]

Davidherzlos: du details

2017-03-31T03:34:37Z

du details

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	==Path to du==		==Path to du==

	This binary file was used in Moodle 1.x to quickly look up the size of data directories. It is possible that some add-ons still use this functionality.		This binary file was used in Moodle 1.x to quickly look up the size of data directories. It is possible that some add-ons still use this functionality. In linux based servers, du is by default installed and can be located generally in /usr/bin/share

			If you have access to a terminal:

			[root@moodle ~]# which du
			/usr/bin/du

	==Path to aspell==		==Path to aspell==

Germanvaleroelizondo: added link to spanish translation of page

2014-09-28T16:44:50Z

added link to spanish translation of page

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	[[cs:admin/setting/systempaths]]		[[cs:admin/setting/systempaths]]
			[[de:Systempfade]]
			[[es:Rutas del sistema]]
	[[hu:Rendszerútvonalak]]		[[hu:Rendszerútvonalak]]
	[[ja:システムパス]]		[[ja:システムパス]]
	~~[[de:Systempfade]]~~

Marycooch: changed Settings to Administration

2014-05-30T07:31:59Z

changed Settings to Administration

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	{{Server settings}}		{{Server settings}}
	An administrator can set the following system paths in ''~~Settings~~ > Site administration > Server > System Paths''.		An administrator can set the following system paths in ''Administration > Site administration > Server > System Paths''.

	'''Note''': When setting the system paths on Windows systems, use of the 8.3 notation for the path and filename is preferred. So instead of entering ''c:\program files\path to aspell\aspell.exe'', enter ''c:\progra~1\path~1\aspell.exe''. Check the exact 8.3 path using the ''dir /x'' command at the prompt.		'''Note''': When setting the system paths on Windows systems, use of the 8.3 notation for the path and filename is preferred. So instead of entering ''c:\program files\path to aspell\aspell.exe'', enter ''c:\progra~1\path~1\aspell.exe''. Check the exact 8.3 path using the ''dir /x'' command at the prompt.
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	==Path to aspell==		==Path to aspell==

	If PSpellSpell is selected as the spell engine for TinyMCE in ''~~Settings~~ > Site administration > Plugins > Text editors > TinyMCE HTML editor'' then you must specify the correct path to access the aspell binary.		If PSpellSpell is selected as the spell engine for TinyMCE in ''Administration > Site administration > Plugins > Text editors > TinyMCE HTML editor'' then you must specify the correct path to access the aspell binary.

	In addition, you MUST have aspell 0.50 or later installed on your server. On Unix/Linux systems use the which program to determine the path:		In addition, you MUST have aspell 0.50 or later installed on your server. On Unix/Linux systems use the which program to determine the path:

Skodak: /* GD version */

2013-11-09T17:27:29Z

GD version

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	An administrator can set the following system paths in ''Settings > Site administration > Server > System Paths''.		An administrator can set the following system paths in ''Settings > Site administration > Server > System Paths''.

	~~==GD version==~~		'''Note''': When setting the system paths on Windows systems, use of the 8.3 notation for the path and filename is preferred. So instead of entering ''c:\program files\path to aspell\aspell.exe'', enter ''c:\progra~1\path~1\aspell.exe''. Check the exact 8.3 path using the ''dir /x'' command at the prompt.

	~~GD is a graphics library that manipulates graphics. It's used~~ to ~~create thumbnail images from uploaded files and other graphics on the fly. If you don't know what version is installed, leave this on the original setting.~~		==Path to du==

	~~'''Note''': When setting~~ the ~~system paths on Windows systems, use~~ of ~~the 8~~.~~3 notation for the path and filename~~ is ~~preferred. So instead of entering ''c:\program files\path to aspell\aspell.exe'', enter ''c:\progra~1\path~1\aspell.exe''. Check the exact 8.3 path using the ''dir /x'' command at the prompt~~.		This binary file was used in Moodle 1.x to quickly look up the size of data directories. It is possible that some add-ons still use this functionality.

	==Path to aspell==		==Path to aspell==

Ghillenb at 15:04, 14 May 2012

2012-05-14T15:04:04Z

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	[[hu:Rendszerútvonalak]]		[[hu:Rendszerútvonalak]]
	[[ja:システムパス]]		[[ja:システムパス]]
			[[de:Systempfade]]

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	* [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=125912 HowTo: Installing aspell in Ubuntu (with dictionary)] forum discussion		* [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=125912 HowTo: Installing aspell in Ubuntu (with dictionary)] forum discussion
	* [https://youtu.be/gPbNXWiA__E MoodleBites for Administrators - Server settings] YouTube movie

	[[cs:admin/setting/systempaths]]		[[cs:admin/setting/systempaths]]