[Xerte] Xerte and Moodle authentication problems on 'Techdis' servers

[Ron Mitchell]

Hi Andy
with the moodle patch applied the usual toolkits logout link at the top
right of the page doesn't really work because the authentication is being
handled by Moodle rather than toolkits. It would be possible to change that
link so that it points to the moodle logout page e.g.
/moodle/login/logout.php I can advise on what file to edit and where to add
that but probably best to do so off-list. The other solution is to simply
close the browser. 

re the management page what happens if you close all existing browser
windows then start a new window and go direct to the management page
address?

Ron


-----Original Message-----
From: xerte-bounces at lists.nottingham.ac.uk
[mailto:xerte-bounces at lists.nottingham.ac.uk] On Behalf Of Andy Jackson
Sent: 24 November 2010 08:47
To: xerte at lists.nottingham.ac.uk
Subject: [Xerte] Xerte and Moodle authentication problems on 'Techdis'
servers

Hi,
I've  moved the Xerte folder into the Moodle directory , installed Ron's
patches for Moodle authentication and basically copied the Xerte
database  and edited the root_path variable to point to the new database
and reconfigured the the database.php (also suggested by Ron).

Moodle/LDAP authentication works fine for all users, , however , when I
log out I get taken back to the original Xerte folder , not the one in
the moodle folder. This happen for all users.

Also when I log into the management console;
(http://<servername>...moodle/Xerte/management.php)    with the admin
account (I checked the values in sitedetails table),  the site
management page opens up, but its blank and  the message says ' this
feature is for administrators only'

Any ideas?

Cheers
Andy Jackson
RNIB College Loughborough
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