1.) On my first host I get two error messages that I can find.
a) In the style admin for any style I get this error at the bottom.
"Fatal error: Call to unsupported or undefined function
mgd_get_element_by_name() in code-init on line 12"
b)
Hey gang,
I'm attaching a letter that addresses my general observations and opinions
about Midgard's documentation. I meant to send this to the group with mine
and Dana's FINAL rewrite of SiteGroups but that document is complicated
and we're working on it. We'll be posting SiteGroups in the next
Hallo,
Got 1.4b3 installed with very few problems after upgrading from 1.26b2.
I have encountered a problem with aspects of this install which I have
not seen in the past:
Has the method in which the admin password is encrypted changed? I
discovered this problem using the following
On 18 Apr, Fred Hirsch wrote:
Hallo,
Greetings!
Got 1.4b3 installed with very few problems after upgrading from 1.26b2.
That is good to hear. I haven't yet had the time to
try the release myself...
Admin has a plain password of "**password" assigned in the database,
while the test user
Henri Bergius wrote:
The new Midgard version has SiteGroups enabled by default,
and so uses its login conventions. Here is what Emile wrote
on it recently:
I did compile midgard 1.4b3 with site groups enabled in midgard lib.
The password which is set by default by the update script is
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Admin has a plain password of "**password" assigned in the database,
while the test user has an encrypted password. No matter what I attempt,
I cannot logon to the admin ID using the given
On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Fred Hirsch wrote:
I did compile midgard 1.4b3 with site groups enabled in midgard lib.
The password which is set by default by the update script is
**password. I assumed the ** was a means of denoting that the password
was unencrypted. However, this seems to have some
On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Henri Bergius wrote:
You log on using [username][delimiter][sitegroup] as the
user ID. The password is same as usual.
Also, for non-SG0 sites things remain the same. Use the sg0migrate script
to move production content out of SG0 (which everything defaults to).
You're
Thanks Armand, Henri and Emile for your help. Next time I will try
better to RTFM.. \\grins//
You're using the beta on a production server? Ouch...
Best I can do, though to be honest, its not a fully public site/project,
it makes me no money, and installing Midgard is mostly a hobby for me.
On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Fred Hirsch wrote:
Three tables, member, person and possibly grp have some influence on
this issue. In person I have two users... the admin and a test user
with no admin privelages. In grp I have two groups, the admin group-1
and a test user group-2. In member admin is a
I finally completed the install for 1.4b3 after many tries. When it was all
said and done, no error messages and lib was compiled --with-sitegroups I
did run the sg0migrate script and it ran find except for complaining about
two tables that weren't there. the midgard.sitegroup looks like
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i'm very interested to try out midgard, but wanted to get some sense from
you guys about
1. how easy it is to set up (php and apache still essentially remain
Henry,
Here's the style guide, it should be good enough to post on the site. Of
course, it's open for the group's approval.
We'll be posting the final SiteGroups document in the next couple days. It
is an example of a document that uses the Midgard style.
Ron Parker
Mi-Recordz
Ok, it is now in the 'Working on Midgard' section.
http://www.midgard-project.org/article/1685.html
Ack, don't ya hate it when you post an article and immediately see an
edit?
We'll touch it up; need a verb in a headline and need to markup the
punctuation. Can I get this from the
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