Please confirm the locations of this Moodle installation.
Web address: Specify the full web address where Moodle will be accessed. If your web site is accessible via multiple URLs then choose the most natural one that your students would use. Do not include a trailing slash.
Moodle directory: Specify the full directory path to this installation Make sure the upper/lower case is correct.
Data directory: You need a place where Moodle can save uploaded files. This directory should be readable AND WRITEABLE by the web server user (usually \'nobody\' or \'apache\'), but it must not be accessible directly via the web. The installer will try to create it if doesn\'t exist.
File uploading seems to be disabled on your server.
Moodle can still be installed, but without this ability, you will not be able to upload course files or new user profile images.
To enable file uploading you (or your system administrator) will need to edit the main php.ini file on your system and change the setting for file_uploads to \'1\'.
The PHP memory limit for your server is currently set to {$a}.
This may cause Moodle to have memory problems later on, especially if you have a lot of modules enabled and/or a lot of users.
We recommend that you configure PHP with a higher limit if possible, like 40M. There are several ways of doing this that you can try:
php_value memory_limit 40M
However, on some servers this will prevent all PHP pages from working (you will see errors when you look at pages) so you\'ll have to remove the .htaccess file.
The database is where most of the Moodle settings and data are stored and must be configured here.
The database name, username, and password are required fields; table prefix is optional.
The database name may contain only alphanumeric characters, dollar ($) and underscore (_).
If the database currently does not exist, and the user you specify has permission, Moodle will attempt to create a new database with the correct permissions and settings.
This driver is not compatible with legacy MyISAM engine.
The database name, username, password and table prefix are required fields.
The database must already exist and the user must have access to both read, and write to it.
A directory where Moodle will store all file content uploaded by users.
This directory should be both readable and writeable by the web server user (usually \'www-data\', \'nobody\', or \'apache\').
It must not be directly accessible over the web.
If the directory does not currently exist, the installation process will attempt to create it.
The full path to the directory containing the Moodle code.
The full address where Moodle will be accessed i.e. the address that users will enter into the address bar of their browser to access Moodle.
It is not possible to access Moodle using multiple addresses. If your site is accessible via multiple addresses then choose the easiest one and set up a permanent redirect for each of the other addresses.
If your site is accessible both from the Internet, and from an internal network (sometimes called an Intranet), then use the public address here.
If the current address is not correct, please change the URL in your browser\'s address bar and restart the installation.
Moodle requires a PHP version of at least 5.6.5 or 7.1 (7.0.x has some engine limitations).
You are currently running version {$a}.
You must upgrade PHP or move to a host with a newer version of PHP.
Moodle may have a variety of problems with safe mode on, not least is that it probably won\'t be allowed to create new files.
Safe mode is usually only enabled by paranoid public web hosts, so you may have to just find a new web hosting company for your Moodle site.
You can try continuing the install if you like, but expect a few problems later on.
Moodle requires session support and will not function without it.
Sessions can be enabled in the php.ini file ... look for the session.auto_start parameter.