However I'am not convinced this is a permisson problem. I will inform Lycos in Holland about this problem as well. Looking forward to further help and perhaps directo contact with lycos. I suspect their tech guys would need help from the more knowledgeable moodle tech guys/developers. If there are any MOODLE DEVELOPERS here it would be good to get involved and help us to get this sorted because Lycos is a big hosting provider which supports directly MOODLE by hosting it on their one-click installations - so therefore it is a really good host to promote moodle and it is really bad to have such problems. I suspect it's something about their folder permission rights which they probably changed at some point and not so much PHP - unless knowledgeable people know better here. I think they are the same people in UK and Holland so it would probably help if you emailed them to with similar problems. I emailed Lycos customer support yesterday and they said they would forward this to their tech guys. I'am wondering if other users, who use an other hostingprovider, experience the same problems. So I'am desperatly looking for a solution. I'am trying to developing commercial courses, but with these kind of problems it is impossible to make a living out of it. It would have been nice it there would have been an error code to provide to lycos. Unfortunately the error message is very vague. They acknowledge there are problems with PHP sites and ask feedback from there customers. My site is Īt the Lycos controlpanel there is link for PHP feedback. My website is hosted by Lycos (in the Netherlands) as well and I to installed Moodle using there One Click site functions. Logged in with a student account I have the same problems. It now has reached a point where it practicly impossible to work with course. I'am under the impression the problem got worse during course development. The whole thing started while I started developing a course. Additional I get the following error on a regular base as well: Your session has timed out. I remember when i first installed moodle - a couple of weeks ago - it was all working fine. I wonder if some change has taken place with lycos setup that created all these problems. I am sure there has to be some short of an explanation for all these. For some reason i cannot change the permission settings of the 775 folders to 777 - the only way to change the sessions folder to 777 is by deleting it and creating another folder with that name. Regarding permission: my original folder is set to 775 - then moodle folder is set 775 - moodledata folder to 777 - and sessions folder to 775 -this is blank by the way. I tried setting the database sessions to yes - but it still gives me the sesskey error.and we are talking about a brand new install here with no tinkering at all. It will let me login just once once the cookies have been cleaned up but then at some point when there will be a need to call the index.php page it will bring up that error message. Interestingly enough the browser does not remember my admin username and instead it sets the username demo and some other password which don't work. the error message goes away the moment i clean my cookies but then it takes me back to the login screen. This has to be a cookies and a permissions problems.
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