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Then you will see the following list of available options
Then you will see the following list of available options

Revision as of 15:21, 29 March 2009

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Installing Moodle Using command line is just as easy as installing Moodle using web browser.

Steps

  • First. Go to the moodle root directory and then to admin directory inside the moodle root. For example type:
$cd /var/www/html/moodle/admin
  • Second. Use the following syntax to run the moodle command line installer (this is a long command which has been split over 3 lines, so type as one line)
$php cliupgrade.php --lang=en --webaddr=http://www.example.com --moodledir=/var/www/html/moodle --datadir=/var/moodledata --dbtype=mysql --dbhost=localhost --dbname=moodle --dbuser=root --prefix=mdl --verbose=1 --interactivelevel=2

Options

More information about the options can be found using

$php cliupgrade.php --help

Then you will see the following list of available options

--lang Valid installed language for installation. Default is English(en)
--webaddr Web address for the Moodle site
--moodledir Location of the moodle web folder
--datadir Location of the moodle data folder (should not be web visible)
--dbtype Database type. Default it mysql
--dbhost Database host. Default localhost
--dbname Database name. Default is moodle
--dbuser Database user. Default is blank
--dbpass Database password. Default is blank
--prefix Table prefix for above database tables. Default is mdl
--verbose 0 No output, 1 Summarized output(Default), 2 Detailed output
--interactivelevel 0 Non interactive, 1 Semi interactive(Default), 2 Interactive
--help print out this help

When you choose non interactive mode without any options all the default values are assumed.