Overview

This support article will describe how to install a fresh Moodle instance via Git on a Plesk Linux Server with a MariaDB Database.

Prerequisite

You have created a empty MySql/MariaDB database for your Moodle instance.
https://conetix.com.au/support/plesk-obsidian-create-and-import-mysql-database/

Instructions

  1. Log into your Plesk Hosting and Click on Website & Domains tab.
  2. Next click on Git icon under the domain hosting you would like to setup Moodle Git Repository.
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  3. Next > Add Repository
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  4. Now enter the below info to the required fields.
    Code Location:
    Repository URL: https://github.com/moodle/moodle.git
    (No Username/Password required)
    Repository name: moodle.git

    Deployment Settings:
    Deployment mode: Manual
    Server Path: Should already be set to your domain root folder where you want Moodle installed.
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  5. Next click on Open the Git repository
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  6. Select the Moodle Branch (Version)
    Pull now – Pull changes from the remote repository
    Deployment – Confirm Domain is correct to deploy Moodle
    Deploy – Transfer files to the domain hosting

    plesk obsidian - install moodle via git
    Deploy and completed
    plesk obsidian - install moodle via git
  7. Next open your domain in Internet Browser to continue with the Moodle installation and configuration
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  8. Next confirm Web address, Moodle directory and Data directory are correct
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  9. Now choose Database Driver type.
    plesk obsidian - install moodle via git
  10. Enter Database name, Database user, Database password of the MySql/MariaDB Database you created at the beginning.
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  11. Continue after reading conditions.
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  12. Scroll down to confirm Server Environments are met > Continue.
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  13. Next is the actual installation is taking place and may take a few minutes to complete > Continue.
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  14. Next page is where you set your Moodle Admin access details, location etc > Update profile
  15. Next configure New settings – Front page settings > Save Changes – Installation is now Complete
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