I have Midgard working well on my one domain: adelie.net Here I get
HTML from my DocumentRoot..
I am not rich in IP's so I configured a couple of hosts:
adelie.net:8000 and an admin site: adelie.net:8080 to work
with Midgard...going great so far...
My problem is that other Apach
Hello all
My english ist bad sorry
I will install midgard 1.2.5.
It is very tricki.
mysql 3.22.27 install OK!
midgard-lib 1.2.5 OK
midgard-data 1.2.5 OK
apache preconfigure 1.3.12 OK
mod_midgard 1.2.5 OK
midgard_php 1.2.5 OK
i use sometimes the Installation manuel from 1.2.3 (the Export Path)
...at least I hope I'm close :)
I followed all the instructions, disabled phplib, and got the admin server
to send bits to my browser, wahoo! Unfortunately all it says is:
[code-compat] [code-global] [code-init] [ROOT]
Do you have these two lines in your httpd configuration files:
Paul Stavrides wrote:
My problem is that other Apach VirtualHosts named:
somehost.adelie.net are being parsed by the Midgard engine and
of course this is very bad... (bad Midgard, bad. sit ;)
Strange! What happens if you explicitely say
MidgardEngine off
in your VirtualHost
i don't know way your net is too slowly (mayby my net is bad),i can not
download the soft from your page,who can help me to send the Midgard Soft
(data-1.2.5 and php-1.2.5)by email.thanks!
wget -bt0 http://the_file_you_want
Piotras
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Hi!
I'm very happy because I solved topics and articles problem (thanx all, I
spent enough time for studying admin site code). But now I noticed some
strange thing. I added some new articles and some of them have the same ID.
These articles are in the same topic. What's wrong? It doesn't look
I followed all the instructions, disabled phplib, and got the admin server
to send bits to my browser, wahoo! Unfortunately all it says is:
[code-compat] [code-global] [code-init] [ROOT]
Do you have these two lines in your httpd configuration files:
LoadModule php3_module
Greetings!
On 12 Jun, Rob Leachman wrote:
I don't have those, but I do have these:
LoadModule php4_module libexec/libphp4.so
AddModule mod_php4.c
This will work with php4 won't it? I think I'm starting over with a fresh build
(see next) and knowing this will be important.
You know, I assumed it was the midgard engine that I couldn't turn off
But the more I look at it, it looks like something that I'm doing in one of
my php scripts must be sending the midgardized PHP for a fit. I get an error
like this on a page that used to run under standard PHP, and I just
I would like to develop a site on a machine that does NOT have a server
installed. Would it be possible to download a version that will run on
win 95/98 that I can serve up as localhost? What other programs do I
need to install, and where are some directions to do that?
Also, what is the
can midgard be run run on a machine that already has php4?
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Dennis Gearon wrote:
I would like to develop a site on a machine that does NOT have a server
installed. Would it be possible to download a version that will run on
win 95/98 that I can serve up as localhost? What other programs do I
need to install, and where are some directions to do that?
Dennis Gearon wrote:
can midgard be run run on a machine that already has php4?
Midgard currently uses PHP3 only. There is no PHP4-compatible module
yet.
You could run PHP4 and Midgard/PHP3 in parallel on one Apache server if
you'll compile both PHP4 and Midgard/PHP3 with option
I have configure mod midgard --with
midgard=/usr/local/midgard --with-apache=/usr/local/apache
the midgard.h is in /usr/local/midgard/include
Yes i make the "make install" in midgard-lib
the Files (libmidgard.*)are in /usr/local/midgard/lib
Try the following before the compilation
export
Contents of the host table:
OK, the config looks OK and both sites are indeed served by Midgard. Set
LogLevel to debug and access concord again, and let's see what's happening
under the hood.
Emile
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I'm very happy because I solved topics and articles problem (thanx all, I
spent enough time for studying admin site code). But now I noticed some
strange thing. I added some new articles and some of them have the same ID.
These articles are in the same topic. What's wrong? It doesn't look
You know, I assumed it was the midgard engine that I couldn't turn off
But the more I look at it, it looks like something that I'm doing in one of
my php scripts must be sending the midgardized PHP for a fit. I get an error
like this on a page that used to run under standard PHP, and I
You need to have apache and mysql running locally. The question is, what
are you going to do with the site. Are you going to transfer it later on
to a midgard-enabled server or are you going to export the html
statically? Both can be done, but the latter is probably not very
useful.
It can
It looks like my Javascript (which is a Macromedia canned layer control)
routine is giving the Midgardized PHP parser problems. Here is the line it
chokes on:
for (i=0; i(args.length-2); i+=3) { //with arg triples
(objNS,objIE,visStr)
I think the ( is being intrepreted as a tag. I think
Emiliano wrote:
You need to have apache and mysql running locally. The question is, what
are you going to do with the site. Are you going to transfer it later on
to a midgard-enabled server or are you going to export the html
statically? Both can be done, but the latter is probably not
Hello Paul Stavrides,
It looks like my Javascript (which is a Macromedia canned layer control)
routine is giving the Midgardized PHP parser problems. Here is the line it
chokes on:
You found the problem. There's a preliminary patch at
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 09 June 2000 11:59
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [midgard] Re: Install problem: midgard php
Alexander Bokovoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There are Midgard RPMs for SuSE -- please look at
I have redhat 6.2 with:
midgard-lib-1.4b3-1
mod_midgard-1.4b3-1
and
midgard-php-pgsql-3.0.16-5
midgard-php-mysql-3.0.16-5
midgard-php-3.0.16-5
midgard-php-ldap-3.0.16-5
midgard-php-imap-3.0.16-5
midgard-php-manual-3.0.16-5
All based on 1.4b3
I have mysql 3.22.32 and apache 1.3.12
I have
"Sam" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[..]
Talk to me too on this.
I have rationalized the midhat 1.4b3 midgard spec file with the redhat 6.2
(late contrib) spec file where imap, ldap, postgresql and mysql are all php
loadable modules.
I've never messed with Redhat spec. files. Is it reasonable
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 13 June 2000 01:20
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [midgard] nearly: RE: [midgard] Help -no midgard
But the admin host always fails my login, I login as: midgard,
midgard but
it doesn't like me!
But the admin host always fails my login, I login as: midgard, midgard but
it doesn't like me!
The default username/password pair after a fresh install is admin/password
the midgard/midgard pair is used internaly by midgard to connect to the
MySQL DB.
If you have varsion 1.4b3, try instead
I tried logging in (correctly) as: "admin", "password" as well as
(incorrectly) midgard, midgard
still no joy.
Sam
-Original Message-
From: Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 12 June 2000 23:18
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [midgard] nearly: RE: [midgard] Help -no midgard
-Original Message-
From: David [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 12 June 2000 23:27
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [midgard] nearly: RE: [midgard] Help -no midgard
But the admin host always fails my login, I login as: midgard,
midgard but
it doesn't like me!
The
"Sam" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
I will send you a shell script to do it neatly.
Sam
That would be great! Thanks. I can have a 'Midgard Daily Build' page up
within a few days if you can do this.
Regards,
Ami.
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Emile,
That got it! I am running ASP tags with no modifications now. I'm running 1.2.5
still so the patch was
easy.
Thanks for your excellent support, as always.
Regards,
-paul
Emiliano wrote:
Hello Paul Stavrides,
It looks like my Javascript (which is a Macromedia canned layer
-Original Message-
From: Ami Ganguli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 13 June 2000 00:01
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [midgard] new 1.4b3 spec
"Sam" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
I will send you a shell script to do it neatly.
Sam
That would be great! Thanks. I
From: Sam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The cvs dir seems to be missing a makefile, a configure.in and all the
stuff
needed to do a make?
Hot do you build from the cvs dir?
When you are in the root CVS directory, do the following:
echo /usr/local/lib /etc/ld.so.conf # if needed
./bootstrap
cp
-Original Message-
From: Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 13 June 2000 00:27
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [midgard] new 1.4b3 spec
The cvs dir seems to be missing a makefile, a configure.in and
all the stuff
needed to do a make?
Hot do you build from the cvs dir?
Whoa! Ok, I see that we have to build all midgard packages in one go.
Give me a while to sort this out, and I'll get back with a script to
automate it.
Sam
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From: David Guerizec [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 13 June 2000 00:35
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
Damn, spoke too soon. The patch seem to break some frames-related javascript code.
I use phpMyAdmin which breaks at this statement:
?
script language="JavaScript1.2"
parent.frames.nav.location.reload();
/script
?php
With the patch in place, the output of this page begins
Hello Sam,
Tuesday, June 13, 2000, 12:14:54 AM, you wrote:
At the moment, I am working on a spec that will create a midgard RPM
from the CVS sources that doesn't depend on or conflict with an already
installed apache and its modules. So you can install a Midgard server
without having to
Has anyone looked into whether Midgard's core module can be compiled using
NSAPI, to work with Netscape's iPlanet Web server?
begin:vcard
n:Gillingwater;Paul
tel;cell:+43 699 1 922 3085
tel;home:+43 1 922 3084
tel;work:+43 1 2600 22950
x-mozilla-html:TRUE
url:http://actrix.co.at
I recommend these be used by redhat 6.2 users instead of the supplied .spec
file, it will produce a set of midgard-php packages remarkably similar to
the supplied php packages. In line with redhat 6.2 midgard-php itself is
has prefix /usr, but there is no harm with midgard-lib and
My midgard host table is:
id name root style info owner port online prefix sitegroup
1 midgard.rhodes.bigwig.co.uk 1 1 auth 0 8101 1 /admin 0
Edit Delete
2 midgard.rhodes.bigwig.co.uk 34 2 1 8099 1 /example 0
Edit Delete
I then restart apache
I'm not entirely sure but SiteGroups might be a default part of the
1.4beta3 as a default.
It is. The sitegroup table does exist and is empty.
The table is present whether you have sitegroups enabled or not.
Sitegroups is not enabled by default so if you didn't explicitly compile
it in
Hello Sam,
I think this shell script will do it all. It actually fails on during build
for me, but then I can't get the CVS to build anyway. Maybe you have
advice?
That depends on where exactly the build fails. Configure? Compile?
Emile
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The amended .spec file is enclosed. It uses php-3.0.16-config.patch (unix-y
patches to php3.ini-dist) also enclosed
It has serious problem with --enable-magic-quotes option enabled by
default. Midgard usage requires it disabled.
To be more specific: the admin site requires it disables.
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