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{{Server settings}}
{{Server settings}}
An administrator can change the following settings in ''Settings > Site administration > Server > HTTP''.
An administrator can change the following settings in ''Administration > Site administration > Server > HTTP''.


==Use slash arguments==
==Use slash arguments==


You will need to change this setting only if you are having trouble viewing files or images. Most of the time, Moodle will display files and pictures with no problem using the slash arguments. If you get errors when you try to view pictures or files from within Moodle, your PHP server doesn't allow the slash argument method and you will need to disable this setting.
This setting should normally be enabled. See [[Using slash arguments]] for details.


Observe that if you disable slash arguments then you no longer can have file resources with multiple files and relative links in between them (e.g. web pages, c.f. MDL-19334).
==Reverse proxy==


==Proxyhost and proxyport==
If your server is located behind a reverse proxy you may need to select appropriate order of headers that is being used in your setup. Contact your network administrator if not sure.
 
==Web proxy settings==


Your Moodle server may need to access the Internet through a proxy server, depending on your network configuration. If you're not sure about whether you need a proxy server, contact your network administrator or ISP.
Your Moodle server may need to access the Internet through a proxy server, depending on your network configuration. If you're not sure about whether you need a proxy server, contact your network administrator or ISP.
Internet access on server is required for many core features such as:
* language pack installation and upgrade
* automatic updates
* repositories
* portfolios
* plagiarism
* messaging plugins
* timezone updates
* server environment check before upgrades
* etc.


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Latest revision as of 12:18, 27 March 2015

An administrator can change the following settings in Administration > Site administration > Server > HTTP.

Use slash arguments

This setting should normally be enabled. See Using slash arguments for details.

Reverse proxy

If your server is located behind a reverse proxy you may need to select appropriate order of headers that is being used in your setup. Contact your network administrator if not sure.

Web proxy settings

Your Moodle server may need to access the Internet through a proxy server, depending on your network configuration. If you're not sure about whether you need a proxy server, contact your network administrator or ISP.

Internet access on server is required for many core features such as:

  • language pack installation and upgrade
  • automatic updates
  • repositories
  • portfolios
  • plagiarism
  • messaging plugins
  • timezone updates
  • server environment check before upgrades
  • etc.