Quote From : daniel_rodriguez May 7, 2026, 3:21 pm
But Softaculous should be able to place the core files outside /public_html/ ( one folder above, on the user homedir ), and the public files at /public_html/site2/
I mean, we can do that manually, and it works; shouldn't Softaculous be able to do it too?
Moodle requires the core files to be present exactly one directory above the public files so if you upload the public files to /public_html/site2/ it will need the core files in /public_html/ which would be web accessible and insecure.
There is currently no way to notify Moodle that the core file exists in another directory.
If you were able to configure this manually do let us know the steps you followed so we can try to replicate the same.
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