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I recently migrated a couple moodle sites to a Windows 2008 server running on WAMP31. Since that time, I have been seeing issues with Apache failing. I am able to restart the Apache service, which clears up the error, until the next time it shows itself. About every other day since the move to WAMP31.


In my Apache error log, I see this.

a bunch of NUL values followed by the "system cannot find the path specified" message, but does not include the location of the path - or what is generating this message.




NUL NUL NUL NUL ...

The system cannot find the path specified.



This is the message that pops up in the moodle


MissingParam

A required parameter (sesskey) was missing


In the php_error log, I find this message, which is very similar to the one that shows up in the moodle.



[12-Jun-2018 15:01:25 America/New_York] Default exception handler: A required parameter (sesskey) was missing Debug:

Error code: missingparam

* line 482 of \lib\setuplib.php: moodle_exception thrown

* line 573 of \lib\moodlelib.php: call to print_error()

* line 73 of \lib\sessionlib.php: call to required_param()

* line 32 of \lib\ajax\setuserpref.php: call to confirm_sesskey()



I am using WAMP 3.1 (Apache 2.4.27, PHP 7.1.9, MySQL 5.7.19) running on Windows server 2008.



Please help. Any ideas? WAMP tweak? Moodle tweak? PHP or Apache tweaks?



Thank you

Hi

What version of Windows Server 2008 are you running?

Did you check that you have all the MSVC Runtimes installed See [forum.wampserver.com]

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