>Either the fetch fails or the object can't be initialized, which would
>mean a memory shortage or somesuch. The first is most likely.
>
>Turn on MySQL logging and lets see.
I added a /etc/my.cnf file and put this in it:
[mysqld]
log
I then restarted it. However that doesn't help at all (no entries to the log file at
all).
What is the proper way? I tried to launch mysqld --debug but that didn't seem to like
me either.
>Is the DocRoot under any <Files> or <Directory> protection that would
>trigger Midgard?
Errrmm... ah yes it is. - well the graphics are under the Midgard directory which is
under the doc root.
I had /var/www as DocRoot with my Midgard Root file as
/var/www/midgard/midgard-root.php3, the images in /var/www/midgard/images/ and the
auth part of the midgard directory as /var/www/midgard
So I just moved the midgard-root and the auth part to another directory
(/var/www/midgardroot) and left the DocRoot alone A quick restart gives me pretty
pictures :)
All is now good! Thanks!!!!
Nick
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