Please what do I need to modify to get this fine product installed.

Best Regards,
Sharon Fisher

Hi Sharon,

welcome aboard!

The answer you are looking for is already well documented on this forum, it can be found here: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12140&p=15726&hilit=stuck#p15638

In short, you need to allow mime_content support, the thread I am linking also tells you how to do it.

Thank you Max.

I have contacted the server administrator to share that my php_fileinfo.dll is missing when I searched for it.

I feel you License.txt document expresses greatness of being.

I am honored and grateful to have continued searching till I found your software for volunteer website work I do with a group of Oncology Massage Education Associates.

Thank you for your kind and heart felt words of welcome.

Max,

Do your know of an economical web server company that I can host your software on?

I finally learned this from my host today...

Unfortunately, FileInfo PHP Module or php_fileinfo.dll is not supported on our shared hosting servers. FileInfo uses too much memory / resources which is not suitable for Shared Hosting environment. If you require FileInfo PHP Module, you may want to consider upgrading your account to a VPS or Dedicated Hosting Plan as these have more choices for services that can be installed. You can find more information on these plans below:

They just sent me another answer:


We did not install FileInfo PHP Module as this cause the server unstable if an account uses this PHP module. Please note that your account is hosted on a server with few other accounts and resources (CPU & MEMORY) must share in a fair way.

Profile



Name
fileinfo


PHP Version
5

Profile Value
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::FileInfo

Reverse Boolean
No

Compatibility

This module has no known compatibility issues.

Notes


Warning:




This module requires greater than 1 GB of memory to compile. Your build will fail if there is insufficient memory.

The FileInfo extension is disabled by default. To install this module, select the Fileinfo option in EasyApache.

Max,

I think I have found a host that it will work on.

Thank You ~Sharon

You're welcome, I still didn't have the chance to answer you.
However, in short: Forma Lms requirements can be found in the readme.txt file http://formalms.org/versions/readme.txt
With that info, you can ask any hosting provider to tell you if they have a suitable offer for you, one that also allows you to control some very basic settings such as the one of your original question. If they don't ... switch to a new supplier!