On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, David Moreno wrote:
> emile i clean the machine then
> rpm -i apache-midgard-1.2.5-8.src.rpm
> ii then change the spec to "no" in the ssl
> then do
> rpm -bb /usr/src/redhat/SPECS/apache-midgard-1.2.5.spec
> without do any change more and i get the same errors:
but if you ex
I wish they'd get the manual updated
Anyway... is there someway I can set up a browseable calender? My school
has a fair number of events during the year, and it'd be nifty if there
was some predone code that would allow me to let people browse this data.
I could always write it myself, but..
Hmmm.. off hand, I'd say that either the password is mangled or the MySQL
damon didn't start. Check the easy stuff first... Look in /tmp for a file
called "mysql.sock". If its there, then the mysql daemon should be up and
running. You can confirm this by typing "ps aux|grep mysqld"... it shoul
After rereading the original message (Reading Is Fundamental) I tried the
tests again... *smile* Using the standard addressing (not local host) and
on the same machine I finally got the server to fail... (BTW, the static
page was around 3K with multiple graphics)
Testing box:
AMK K6-2/300 (sin
I've installed the big RPM of apache-midgard 1.2.5. It works as an
Apache server, and with some PHP3 scripts I had written before. But I
cannot get any Midgard functionality out of it. E.g. when I connect to
http://intsys.fin.qub.ac.uk:2000/ I just get my usual default index.html
page (or, from Me
I thought that this was pretty interesting, so
First, my machine:
a single processor, AMD K6-2/300 with 64 Megs of RAM (yes, its a
small machine) running over a 56K modem using RedHat 6.0. Now, I
admint to never having run AB before, and these number may mean
nothing at all, but, just in ca
emile i clean the machine then
rpm -i apache-midgard-1.2.5-8.src.rpm
ii then change the spec to "no" in the ssl
then do
rpm -bb /usr/src/redhat/SPECS/apache-midgard-1.2.5.spec
without do any change more and i get the same errors:
checking whether make sets ${MAKE}... yes
checking for working acl
On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, David Moreno wrote:
> the databse server in the midgard-lib defaults.h
> for that i do tar -zxvf midgard-lib i then edit the file and make
> tar again in the sources
>
> anything else, onle the database server in the defaults.h and the
> no in the ssl spec
OK. If you ex
the databse server in the midgard-lib defaults.h
for that i do tar -zxvf midgard-lib i then edit the file and make tar again in
the sources
anything else, onle the database server in the defaults.h and the no in the ssl
spec
Emiliano wrote:
> > after changing some things like turning ssl
> after changing some things like turning ssl off an other things and this was
> the error i got
What other things?
emile
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Emiliano wrote:
> On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, David Moreno wrote:
>
> > i did
> > rpm -bb /usr/src/redhat/SPECS/apache-midgard-1.2.5.spec
> >
> > after changing some things like turning ssl off an other things and this was
> > the error i got
>
> What other thin
On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, David Moreno wrote:
> i did
> rpm -bb /usr/src/redhat/SPECS/apache-midgard-1.2.5.spec
>
> after changing some things like turning ssl off an other things and this was
> the error i got
What other things?
> i'm attaching the /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.68245 file
No need no extra inf
i did
rpm -bb /usr/src/redhat/SPECS/apache-midgard-1.2.5.spec
after changing some things like turning ssl off an other things and this was
the error i got
i'm attaching the /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.68245 file
+ OPTIM=-O2 -m486 -fno-strength-reduce
+ LDFLAGS=-L/usr/lib/mysql -lmysqlclient -lcrypt
+
Without delving into source, it appears that the midgard module (and/or
the php module?) start up before the change-user-id in apache.
The consequence of this is that if I have php includes, the include file
must be owned by root. Part of my design and content management for AOL
users^H^H^H^H^H^
I saw a discussion on the PHPLIB mailing list about load testing, so I
tried some load testing on my development machine for midgard.
The results are below. I think it would be interesting to load test on
different boxes and see what kind of results we get.
Note that I am testing on the same ma
> $start is the unix timestamp format (as returned by
> the PHP function time()) of the startdate/time, defaults to the epoch
> (beginning of time AFA unix IC).
correction: $start defaults to the current date/time.
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Ken Pooley wrote:
>
> I have been starting to look at the calendar portions of midgard and wanted
> to ask around about the functions and their implications
> How much can I do to a query? It seems clear I can ask for all of the
> calendar events, is the fact I set a date what all that diffe
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