Could someone please offer step-by-step directions on what to type in the command line on my Moodle server to get cron working so that my Moodle's email functionality will work? While I do have SSH access to my server, I understand very little about Unix/Linux but can copy and paste command-line text like a champ. I read the instructions at with great care but find them inscrutable. "The cli/cron.php maintenance script has not been run for at least 24 hours" I gather that I need to do something to make cron work, because I see this message in Site Administration > Notifications: Before running the commands shown on this page, you should load the Bitnami stack. So, minus MySQL, it’s pretty much LAMP + MEAN which is. Configure WordPress Multisite to use subdirectories instead of subdomains. I have read that this functionality depends on something called cron, which I don't really understand. So I chose the Bitnami MEAN stack because it not only sets me up with node.js, but also hosts the main domain over apache and installs PHP. It is good to use the mean js site as they provide app structure with templates. You can do this by visiting the site because the mean stack template can be created along with a preview. The first step is to create a website template.
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1 full stack preview environment with 5GB memory & 3 CPUs. Hi, I'd like to be able to email students through Moodle and also for those students to receive email notifications of posts in the announcements forum of a course. Here is the step-by-step guide to developing an application with Mean Stack. Web scraping and automation platform to create an API for any website and extract data.
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