Hello everyone,
Is there a simple way to make a copy of an entire Midgard site and place it on a
separate host?
Cheers,
Gary
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Hello everyone,
Is there a simple way to make a copy of an entire Midgard site and place it on a
separate host?
I'm not currently on the mailing list so can you please reply directly to me.
Cheers,
Gary
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Thanks to every one who helped with installing mgd on
LinuxPPC, it works great ( but how would i really know other
wise, yet ) which is why i have been playing madly with it
(midgard, that is) ... and not yet lived up to my document
promise, but it seems things have been movivng a long also.
(I
Hello,
I have just downloaded midgard, and while reading the
installationinstuctions I wonder of the installation of PHP4 with apache is
enough or that I must install the PHP3 module also
Grx, Rolf
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Hi to you all Midgard maniacs,
I'm currently using the 1.4 beta 3 version of Midgard which already has the
snippet and snippetdir tables but doesn't have any of the associated mgd
functions.
This is where I need your help.
I want to code some small PHP functions that will be used throughout my
Is there a simple way to make a copy of an entire Midgard site and place
it on a separate host?
If the host is the only one in your database, a database dump and
restore is easiest. I'm not current on what repligard can do but I
think Alexander can tell more about that.
I'm not currently on
I have just downloaded midgard, and while reading the
installationinstuctions I wonder of the installation of PHP4 with apache is
enough or that I must install the PHP3 module also
Midgard is a superset of PHP3. We're working on PHP4. In the meantime
you can run them side by side.
Emile
I tried the Version 1.2.5 of Midgard and it works perfect. But I have one
BIG problem: I'm using PHP4 and the (patched) libphp3 and the libphp4
didn't work together...
Is there a solution yet without running two main apache-processes (because
I can't run these on the same port)? Thanks.
Hello Vincent QUERU,
1) I could use pure PHP code with separate files and include statements : it
would undoubtedly work but it is not too satisfactory.
2) Snippet and snippetdirs were designed to do just that but for the time being
I would have to do most of the job by hand (this
Reiner Keller wrote:
Hello,
I tried the Version 1.2.5 of Midgard and it works perfect. But I have one
BIG problem: I'm using PHP4 and the (patched) libphp3 and the libphp4
didn't work together...
Is there a solution yet without running two main apache-processes (because
I can't run
Emiliano wrote:
Is there a simple way to make a copy of an entire Midgard site and place
it on a separate host?
If the host is the only one in your database, a database dump and
restore is easiest. I'm not current on what repligard can do but I
think Alexander can tell more about that.
Hi, Vincent!
Vincent QUERU wrote:
Hi to you all Midgard maniacs,
I'm currently using the 1.4 beta 3 version of Midgard which already has the
snippet and snippetdir tables but doesn't have any of the associated mgd
functions.
Yes, Snippets are available since beta 4 only (though tables
Please help me ..
I've been trying all afternoon to compile the module from mod_midgard but
i'm keepon getting an error.
after the 2nd line it stops with :
apxs:Break: Command failed with rc=-256
make: *** [mod_midgard.so] Error 1
Does somebody know ??
Thx, Rolf
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I've been trying all afternoon to compile the module from mod_midgard but
i'm keepon getting an error.
after the 2nd line it stops with :
apxs:Break: Command failed with rc=-256
make: *** [mod_midgard.so] Error 1
See http://www.midgard-project.org/manual/faq.installing.html
Emile
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Greetings!
I think this is better resolved on the list...
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Reiner Keller wrote:
thanks for the hint with --enable-versioning , but it didn't work (-DPHP
loads libphp3.so, -DPHP4 loads libphp4.so):
# httpd -DPHP -DPHP4
Segmentation fault
Disabling of loading dynamic libraries (function not used) didn't help.
In PHP4 versioning
Hello,
What version of PHP3 you're using? If it is from Midgard 1.2.5, it
wouldn't work because versioning support was added after that version of
PHP3. If you're using Midgard 1.4 betas then it should work, I tested it
on my machine and versioning was working perfectly.
ok. I update to
Hi!
Reiner Keller wrote:
Hello,
What version of PHP3 you're using? If it is from Midgard 1.2.5, it
wouldn't work because versioning support was added after that version of
PHP3. If you're using Midgard 1.4 betas then it should work, I tested it
on my machine and versioning was
Hallo,
You have to recompile all parts of Midgard, not just midgard-lib.
it's clear. I have dropped also the database midgard and created it with
the new install-script again.
Now I removed all old midgard- Files and build 1.4b4 from scratch. Same
error message appears, when i start httpd...
Reiner Keller wrote:
Hallo,
You have to recompile all parts of Midgard, not just midgard-lib.
it's clear. I have dropped also the database midgard and created it with
the new install-script again.
Now I removed all old midgard- Files and build 1.4b4 from scratch. Same
error message
I've just installed midgard
which version?
on a Suse Linux 6.4 System, and I´ve used
the AMP Version installed by Suse. Now I´ve made all changes in the
httpd.conf and updates to the db, but if I start the recommended server
no authentification is requestet.
Pre-beta4 it looks like. How
Hello,
I'll try tomorrow to run midgard 1.4b4 on a non-SMP-computer...
(1.2.5 was running ok here).
are the .so's built with -fPIC? And which glibc version do you have
(reported when running the library)?
It's glibc 2.1:
# ldd /usr/local/lib/libmidgard.so
libz.so.1 =
Hello,
I've now compiled midgard-php-1.4b4 with minimal options:
./configurere --with-midgard --enable-versioning
and get a segmentation fault on loading.
I use gdb and get:
Starting program: /usr/sbin/httpd -D PHP
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x40009334 in
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Damn, and I thought I was going cray. I'm kinda glad to see others had
this problem.
...in my ever ending battle to bring our companies web site up using midgard.
--- Emiliano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apparently, it is not possible to get things working when libmidgard was
compiled
what is the current thoughts on revision control - is it planned at the
backend level?
I was considering writing it into the admin - to keep a second content tree
called TOPLEVELTOPIC_revisions and hiding it from the user - then writing to
this until it is approved, then copying the article
How do you build from source checked out from CVS? I normally do
./configure...
Derek
--- Emiliano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apparently, it is not possible to get things working when libmidgard was
compiled without sitegroups enabled, because otherwise I got that
(already reported)
How do you build from source checked out from CVS? I normally do
./configure...
First do:
( cd lib aclocal libtoolize -c --force automake -a -c autoconf )
( cd mod aclocal automake -a -c; autoconf )
( cd php autoconf )
This does require you have these utilities installed of course.
I've also been thinking about this, and I also plan to do it in the Admin
interface,
using an external file-based RCS. Basically, I plan that each time one clicks
the
Save button, the ci command will check the text area into a file, along with
a comment entered by the user. Clicking modify will
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