Hello,
Discussing with Ron and others, we came to the conclusion that there
have been a number of cascading factors which caused and still cause
Midgard not being as widely used as it could be.
(by user, I mean any kind of individual : developer, webmaster, ...)
Any input to
Hi folks,
On 24.08.00 (11:00), Jean-Philippe Brunon wrote:
Step 1. : Finding the www.midgard-project.org site.
A. OpenSource Languages/tools "standards":
B. OpenSource products directories:
C. Search engines:
D. OpenSource news sites
(...)
One category of
Jean-Philippe Brunon wrote:
Step 2. : Once on the Midgard site, the potential user must:
A. Quickly understand what Midgard really is (the summaries or
articles the user can read during step 1. are very important too) and
how it can help him/her.
Very important. I looked Midgard at
Hi,
I'd like to additionally stress the point of finding the betas
and their release notes etc. -- I imagine there must be a lot of
people like me, who need new features and know enough about
Linux and Midgard to work with betas even in production
environments but hesitate to download CVS
Hi,
I'm working on a Midgard site that provides user
self-registration.
mgd_create_person needs authentication, though, and therefore doesn't
work.
Is there a way of letting the visitor create his own personal account
yet? Or is there still only the choice between messing with the database
Hi -
I'm interested in the same functionality - I /could/ do it with phplib and
sql calls, but I'd rather do it with native (to midgard) method Anybody
have any input on this?
Jochen Lillich wrote:
Hi,
I'm working on a Midgard site that provides user
self-registration.
Quoting Emiliano [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Chen Shiyuan wrote:
Hmmm... what I was thinking of is if it is possible for Migard
to accept
whatever username/password that the web server has
authenticated.
Not impossible, but not trivial. For one, the user database would
need
to have
I think one suggestion was to create a user that has proper permission to create other
users for your sitegroup. Then call that user with mgd_auth_midgard, and have that
user create the new user.
But someone with more talent w/Midgard can fill you in but that's how I've
considered doing
Chen Shiyuan wrote:
Cos what I was thinking of is along the line of :-
1. Apache will authenticate the user by some means.
The problem is that there's no way to tell apache that a certain URL
needs auth from within a module. The only way to force auth is to have it in
the apache config file
Jochen Lillich wrote:
I'm working on a Midgard site that provides user
self-registration.
mgd_create_person needs authentication, though, and therefore doesn't
work.
Is there a way of letting the visitor create his own personal account
yet? Or is there still only the choice between
Vincent QUERU wrote:
I'm encountering problems with the mgd_auth_midgard function (I'm currently
using v1.4b3) : the cookie is correctly sent to my browser but when I close
Netscape and relog on to the site, I need to enter my username/password again,
just as if the cookie had not been set.
We are currently working on a flash movie to demostrate the 'concepts' behind
using midgard, along with a flash tutorial to take a user through creating a
site - I have no idea on a completion date though..
We are also on the final bug fixing of the latest framed admin release, It has
alot of
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