Installation

Installing Moodle

Remember to configure DNS in Xneelo console if required

Go on this page and select the installation which suits your needs
Navigate to /tmp folder and download the Moodle package with wget (replacing https://link-to-moodle-package.com with the appropriate download link for Moodle)

cd /tmp
wget https://link-to-moodle-package.com
Untar the downloaded package (replacing moodle-package.tar.gz with the appropriate name of the downloaded package)

tar -zxfv moodle-package.tar.gz
Move the uncompressed Moodle folder to /var/www (replacing moodle-folder with the name of the uncompressed folder)

mv moodle-folder /var/www
Change the owner of the folder and all the files

chown -R /var/www/moodle-folder

Open your browser, you should get a page similar to this when you open the URL of the website. Select the language and click Next
At the next screen change the Moodle data directory to the appropriate directory
Select the appropriate database driver
Enter the database details of the database that was created
Now click and wait, after some seconds you should see the conditions, that you should accept
Moodle will perform some system checks to test that everything is working fine
Click Continue and other checks will come up....
Click continue fill the data of admin user (Name, First, user password..)
Finally you will land on the Administrator page

Navigate to the Moodle plugins website (https://moodle.org/plugins/)
Search for the plugin
Download the latest version of the plugin, preferably matching the production version of Moodle
Login to your Moodle site as an admin and go to Administration > Site administration > Plugins > Install plugins
Upload the ZIP file. You should only be prompted to add extra details (in the Show more section) if your plugin is not automatically detected
If your target directory is not writeable, you will see a warning message
Check the plugin validation report
Follow the prompts to complete