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XAMPP is a fully functional web server package. It is built to test web based programs on a personal computer. It is not meant for online access via the web on a production server. This page describes how to install the XAMPP webserver package of programs and how to install a Moodle standard package on the server which was created.

TIP: These guidelines are intended for a Standard Moodle installation on a Windows PC for a private or test Moodle installation, not a production (public) site or service. Be aware that XAMPP is designed for developers and so deliberately has just about all security features turned off. XAMPP-lite is used to create a Complete install packages for Windows which has a different installation process.

1Overview
2Preparation
3Create XAMPP webserver
4Option create the database
5Prepare server for Moodle
6Start of initial Moodle install
7Troubleshooting
- 7.3Still having problems but do not have Skype installed, using Windows 10?

Overview

Note: This page was updated showing an installation for XAMPP 1.7.1 but some older screenshots were kept. It is now October 2015 and XAMPP's current version is 5.6.8 and Moodle is 3.0 Windows is no longer supporting XP, Windows 10 is the desktop latest and greatest.

This is a guide for installing XAMPP and Moodle on a computer. The instructions are in the process of being updated. You may find the older instructions in previous versions of MoodleDocs.

XAMPP

Download the latest version of XAMPP from Apachefriends.org
Install XAMPP - It will ask if you want to install it at C:xampp
- Alternatively, install in C:xampp123 if you plan on installing more than one webserver
Use control.exe in the XAMPP folder to start and stop Apache and MySQL
Note the MySQL port.
If Apache will not start because of a port conflict
- then use config button to change the http listening port to something like 127.0.0.1:181
Type localhost in your browser, or 127.0.0.1:181 (if you changed the port number)
You should get to localhost/xampp splash page, your localhost webserver is running.
Unpack the latest version of Moodle into the c:xampphtdocs folder.
- Alternative rename the moodle folder if you plan on having different versions of Moodle
- For example rename it something like C:xampphtdocsmoodle31
In your web browser type in 127.0.0.1/moodle or 127.0.0.1:181/moodle31
You will need to know port number and the usual Moodle Installation initial questions.
- Xampp uses the Mariadb database (based upon MySql), if the install says your MySQL database is too old go to the c:xampphtdocsmoodlelconfig.php file and change the database line to $CFG->dbtype = 'mariadb';
- If you have not changed the database password, The dbuser = 'root' and dbpass =;
The Moodle install process takes a long time. Be patient, even when things don't look like anything is happening.

XAMPP using Bitnami to install Moodle

Download the latest version of XAMPP from Apachefriends.org
Install XAMPP
Use control.exe in XAMPP folder to start and stop Apache and MySQL
Note the MySQL port.
If Apache will not start because of a port conflict
- then use config button to change the listening port to something like 127.0.0.1:181
Type localhost in your browser, or 127.0.0.1:181 (if you changed the port number)
You should get to localhost/xampp splash page.
Click on the Moodle icon to allow Bitnami to install the latest version of Moodle.
You will need to know port number and the usual Moodle Installation initial questions.
The Moodle install process takes a long time. Be patient, even when things don't look like anything is happening.

What follows are old XP instructions which will not help much.

Preparation

Get Moodle

Download the standard version of Moodle you wish to install from Moodle.org Standard install packages.

Alternative, once XAMPP is installed use the Moodle link and allow Bitnami to download a current version and start the free install for you.

Get XAMPP

Go to apachefriends.org and download XAMPP for Windows. This example assumes that you have downloaded the “Installer” package. There are several XAMPP packages to download. Installer is about 1/2 the size of the same package as a zip file.

Allow yourself some time

Allow an hour or more to get to the Moodle Front Page on a new site. The time will depend upon the speed of your computer, download connection and of course your familiarity with the process.

TIP: On slower internet connections, download what you need into a folder for a later install. The serious moodler might create a MoodleZip folder to put all their different Moodle related zipfiles.

Create XAMPP webserver

Installing XAMPP

Run the installer, eventually you will be presented with an option about where to install the package. A best practice is to give the xampp folder a name that is unique. For example in C:xampp568

Continue with the installation, this will take a while!

Eventually you will be presented with the option to install Apache, MySQL, Filezilla and Mercury as a service.

It’s probably best to choose “No” for now. You can always enable these as services later.

Next you’ll be asked if you want to start the XAMPP Control Panel. Say yes. You can find the XAMPP-control.exe file in your XMAMPP folder. It is useful.

Launch XAMPP

There are several ways to start your webserver.

Server directory start/stop files

One way to start/stop: XAMPP control panel

1. On your Desktop, locate the shortcut XAMPP icon and double click to launch the Control Panel.

- When the XAMPP Control Panel has launched, click the “Start” buttons for Apache and MySQL (see below).

2. Alternatively, there are several start stop bat and exe files in the xampp folder. The XAMPP-control.exe file takes the place of these.

If all is well you will see something like this.

If Apache fails to run i.e. the 'Running' text with the green background keeps disappearing) and you are using Skype or another program that uses port 80 e.g. IIS - please review 'Troubleshooting' at the end of these instructions.

Option create the database

In some older versions of Moodle, it was necessary to created the database before Moodle could install the tables as part of the install process. In Moodle 3.x this is not necessary. However, you can create the database before starting the Moodle install and then put that database name when Moodle asks for it. While these instructions refer to MySQL, they also work for MariaDB which is part of XAMPP.

To create a MySQL database for your Moodle “site” we will use the phpMyAdmin utility included with XAMPP.

To access phpmyadmin launch the web browser of your choice, type localhost/phpmyadmin or 127.0.0.1/xampp/ in the address bar.
If you have set a password you will be prompted for it.

When phpMy Admin has launched in your browser window, enter the name of your database in the “Create new database” field. Usually this is simply moodle, but you might say moodle310.

From the 'Collation' drop down list select 'ut

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