Very nice project. I tried to follow the instructions but I got lost. A "follow this steps" with fictitious domain will do. for instance:

1. Copy the files at drupal modules folder drupalroot/modules/moodlesso
2. Enable the authentication plugin at Durpal:
-Moodle domain: www.domain.com/moodle
-URL: http://www.domain.com/moodle
-Salt: (no idea)

3. Copy the moodle patch:
http://git.catalyst.net.nz/gitweb?p=moodle-r2.git;a=commitdiff;h=b670f14...
to your moodle/lib/ folder
4. Configure.....

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nickbits commented

Can Is econd this request?

I have got the drupal side installed, but am having trouble with the moodle side. Some nice clear instructions would be nice.

Nick

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shyamala commented

I am looking to using this module. Any of you succeeded? Any suggestions and links for linking moodle to drupal would be appreciated.

Thanks
Shyamala
Netlink Technologies Ltd.

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Chris Johnson commented

1. Copy the file moodle.patch to the root of your Moodle installation.

2. Patch Moodle's lib/setup.php file by running the "patch" command from the root of your Moodle installation. As example:

    %> patch < moodle.patch

This will add 3 lines (one of which is a blank line) near the end of the setup.php file.

3. Copy the file drupallib.php to the lib subdirectory in the root of your Moodle install. That is, it should be in the same directory as the setup.php file which was patched in the previous step.

4. Copy the rest of the files into the usual Drupal contributed module installation location. This is usually the sites/all/modules/moodlesso directory beneath the root of your Drupal install. That is:

    %> cp -r moodlesoo <drupal-root>/sites/all/modules

5. Enable the Drupal moodlesso module in the usual way.

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Chris Johnson commented
Assigned: Unassigned » Chris Johnson
Status: Active » Needs review
Issue tags: +moodle