CFG error on website

[ChrisPAR]

Moodle is a bit tricky to work with. As said above by @anon42008019, the moodledata folder needs to be inside htdocs, so the last part of $CFG->dataroot needs to also be configured to /htdocs/moodledata instead of just /moodledata:

Moodle Installation problem

Hi and welcome to the forum Apologies for the late reply Scripts can only write to the htdocs directories they are in. Any directories outside the htdocs dir cannot be written - due to the open_basedir restriction. The reason why this is happening to you is: Moodle requires a directory to store data that should not be web-accessible. However, for security reasons, software on free hosting is blocked from accessing anything outside its own website folder. So Moodle cannot work with the way se…

There’s a chance you may face an issue with the default session storage setting as well, in which case you also need to follow the steps here:

Disk quota exceeded (122) error when working with Moodle

Try adding the following two lines to your config.php file (below what should be line 25, $CFG->directorypermissions = 0777; line) $CFG->session_handler_class = '\core\session\file'; $CFG->session_file_save_path = session_save_path(); https://docs.moodle.org/26/en/Session_handling#Files