Frank Boehme wrote:
> > In what way does that change the startup procedure? Because the error
> > message
> > doesn't look familiar to me, nor does our code process -D MIDGARD in any
> > way.
> > AFAICT anyway.
>
> In SuSE, apache is started from within /sbin/init.d/apache. This checks
> for the
Emiliano wrote:
> In what way does that change the startup procedure? Because the error
> message
> doesn't look familiar to me, nor does our code process -D MIDGARD in any
> way.
> AFAICT anyway.
In SuSE, apache is started from within /sbin/init.d/apache. This checks
for the presence of apache
Ralf Eisinger wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> On 19-Sep-00 Emiliano wrote:
> > Wolfgang Reh wrote:
> >
> >> I have got a problem with running midgard.
> >> If I start the Apache Server with the -D MIDGARD option I get this
> >> error message:
> >
> > Why would you start apache like this?
> I think Wolfgang h
Hi,
On 19-Sep-00 Emiliano wrote:
> Wolfgang Reh wrote:
>
>> I have got a problem with running midgard.
>> If I start the Apache Server with the -D MIDGARD option I get this
>> error message:
>
> Why would you start apache like this?
I think Wolfgang has a SuSe distribution.
SuSE shipped there
Wolfgang Reh wrote:
> I have got a problem with running midgard.
> If I start the Apache Server with the -D MIDGARD option I get this
> error message:
Why would you start apache like this?
Emile
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Hello,
I have got a problem with running midgard.
If I start the Apache Server with the -D MIDGARD option I get this error message:
sqlinit: DBROOT MUST BE SET !!!
But my "Mysql" Database ist working fine.
Could you please give me a solution for this
thank in advance
Wolfgang Reh
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Hello Emiliano,
Tuesday, September 12, 2000, 1:57:29 PM, you wrote:
>> - How about making a sitegroup interface for the admin site? Only viewable
>> by root and sg admins.
> The viewable restriction will have to be coded into the admin site
> itself. Alexander has the inside trak on the new adm
Tarjei Huse wrote:
>
> I've been working with sitegroups the last few days, and I'm wondering about
> a few things.
>
> 1. What is the difference between root(*) , admin(!) and user(+) access to a
> domain?
Root gets you full admin rights one every sitegroup, including SG0
Admin gets you full
>
> 2. I'm not toatly inn on what's happening on with the admin site, but I'd
> like to propose that we develop some ekstra admin functions in it, maybe
> someone allready has done this, then it should not be to troublesome:
I'm currently working on it with Alexander, so any input is welcome.
>
I've been working with sitegroups the last few days, and I'm wondering about
a few things.
1. What is the difference between root(*) , admin(!) and user(+) access to a
domain?
2. I'm not toatly inn on what's happening on with the admin site, but I'd
like to propose that we develop some ekstra ad
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show up empty for a lot of people.
> Do have you the french version of your documentation ?
W
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>
> 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
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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On Fri, 26 May 2000, T. Wijnen wrote:
> Emiliano wrote:
>
> mgd_create_file($article, $mimetype, $location, $size, $md5sum)
>
> Ehm, in the docs the same function has 6 parameters, the one you
> describe has 5.
You're right, that should have been
mgd_create_file($article, $mimetype, $name, $
Emiliano wrote:
mgd_create_file($article, $mimetype, $location, $size, $md5sum)
Ehm, in the docs the same function has 6 parameters, the one you
describe has 5.
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On Fri, 26 May 2000, T. Wijnen wrote:
> Hi, I'm trying to make a simple upload form in html that uploads a file
> as a file attachment to an article. But I can't seem to get it to work.
> The documentation about mgd_create_file is kinda short.
> Can someone help me with a coded example?
mgd_cre
Hi, I'm trying to make a simple upload form in html that uploads a file
as a file attachment to an article. But I can't seem to get it to work.
The documentation about mgd_create_file is kinda short.
Can someone help me with a coded example?
Best regards,
Thor Wijnen
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> Midgard doesn't run on Windows. Although you can administrate Midgard from
> any computer that runs a browser. I believe you can view an example of the
> Midgard administration site at http://www.marlowes.com. If that's the
> wrong location you can search midgard-project.org for the example sit
Hi,
On Tue, 23 May 2000, Verbeek wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm developping a portal-like website. I want to use a content management
> system like application for this.
Midgard can do this.
> Is it possible to run midgart on a Win 98 machine and then ftp the pages to
> a unix server?
Midgard doesn
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On Sun, 30 Apr 2000, dailyf1news.com wrote:
> Hello thee,
>
> I'd like to know whether I can use MidGard as a news update system on my
> website. I do NOT own a server, but I use a virtual server. So I do not have
> Admin.-access to the machine.
>
> My virtual server is PHP3/4 and MySQL compati
Hello thee,
I'd like to know whether I can use MidGard as a news update system on my
website. I do NOT own a server, but I use a virtual server. So I do not have
Admin.-access to the machine.
My virtual server is PHP3/4 and MySQL compatible
Thanks
Yours in Formula 1,
DailyF1News [ http://www.d
Am Fri, 21 Apr 2000 11:03:12 -0400 hast Du zum Thema
"[midgard] question" geschrieben:
> we are currently using midgard. it was installed by a previous employee.
> i am trying to determine what version it is. would you please tell me
> how i would locate that info.
What a
On 21 Apr, Janet Pipkin wrote:
> we are currently using midgard. it was installed by a previous employee.
> i am trying to determine what version it is. would you please tell me
> how i would locate that info.
This information is contained in the Server string
that is transmitted alongside every
Janet Pipkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> we are currently using midgard. it was installed by a previous employee.
> i am trying to determine what version it is. would you please tell me
> how i would locate that info.
>
locate the apache erro
we are currently using midgard. it was installed by a previous employee.
i am trying to determine what version it is. would you please tell me
how i would locate that info.
thank you.
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(I don't think my original post made it through to the list, but please excuse
me if this is a duplicate.)
The current version of mgd_init and mgd_done (from CVS) actually initialize
and free parser structures. I assume the intent is that any initialization and
shutdown code should go here.
Is i
Oh, oh, oh :-) thanks a lot - now it works fine!
Greetings to all of the midgardians,
Anatol
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Behalf Of Emiliano Heyns
Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 2:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [midgard] Question to
Anatol Mayr / HEXAGON wrote:
>
> Thanks, i've tried to access the articles of my topics in the
> same way, but the result is a little bit strange, because no articles
> are shown.
>
> $topic = mgd_list_topics(18);
> if ($topic) {
> while ($topic->fetch()) { ?>
> &(topic.description:h);
> id
Thanks, i've tried to access the articles of my topics in the
same way, but the result is a little bit strange, because no articles
are shown.
My site-structure is the following:
topic(18)
-- subtopic(27)
article(28)
-- subtopic(28)
No
On 9 Mar, Anatol Mayr / HEXAGON wrote:
> I want to show the topics in a structure like this:
>
> --- topic 1
> --- article 1 of topic 1
> --- article 2 of topic 1
> --- article 3 of topic 1
> --- topic 2
> --- article 1 of topic 2
> --- article 2 of top
I've generated the following script:
It should show the first topic, then all of the articles of the first
topic, the second topic and all of the articles of the second topic ...
&(article.content:h);
fetch()) {?>
&(topic.description:h);
>
> Actually, this explanation ain't half bad. Anyone care to work on
> readability and run on sentences and put it in the manual?
>
> Emile
I will, I will! *grin* I think that material is enroute to 1.4 Building
and Managing a Site. Or was that some of the other excellent questions and
respons
"Emiliano [EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
>
>
> Actually, this explanation ain't half bad. Anyone care to work on
> readability and run on sentences and put it in the manual?
Explanation is great -- may I suggest a flowcharting program which creates a
graphic that can be placed up there?
The only thi
On Thu, 2 Mar 2000, anatol wrote:
> Thanks for the info - answers a pretty fast in this mailing list :-)
>
> I'm trying to understand how the HTML-page-building-process works.
> Is there any visual description (perhaps a picture?) how midgard
> works from start of the page-building until end.
From: Emiliano [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2000 1:24 PM
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Subject: Re: [midgard] Question regarding to example-script in the
tutorial
On Thu, 2 Mar 2000, anatol wrote:
> I've found a good scripting-example in the tu
On Thu, 2 Mar 2000, anatol wrote:
> I've found a good scripting-example in the tutorial, which
> demonstrates a lot of midgard's possibilites,
> and I'm trying to understand how it works:
>
> A question appears:
> What does: "$topic = $context[topic];"
> In an earlier part of the page build (t
I've found a good scripting-example in the tutorial, which
demonstrates a lot of midgard's possibilites,
and I'm trying to understand how it works:
A question appears:
What does: "$topic = $context[topic];"
Anatol
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On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, Dariusz Debowczyk wrote:
> is there any way to smoothly transfer my mods to new admin pages? I guess it
> isn't. So what can I do? Rewrite all changes every time new version of
> Midgard appears?
The Midgard admin site is just a midgard application, not an integral
component
I've made some modifications to admin site in 1.2.5. Now i'm testing 1.2.6b2
and here comes the problem:
is there any way to smoothly transfer my mods to new admin pages? I guess it
isn't. So what can I do? Rewrite all changes every time new version of
Midgard appears? Or maybe join project and in
Russell Miller wrote:
> [configs]
You have no MidgardDatabase directives. You may have omitted them since
I asked you to remove passwords from the files sent, but if not, that's
one of your problems. The other:
> HostDb Select_priv Insert_priv Update_priv Delete_priv
> Crea
Russell Miller wrote:
> [Sat Feb 5 00:34:15 2000] [notice] [client 209.86.220.4] Midgard: host record for
>www.duskglow.com:80 not found
> (I'm actually more concerned about rjmconsulting.com:80, this is just an
> example).
>
> Now I'm assuming this is a mysql problem, but I am not sure. If i
You might want to check out the Installation Overview. Did you set up the
virtual hosts in httpd.conf?
http://www.midgard-project.org/article/1129.html
--- Russell Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, I am not on the list, but your web page said to direct any questions
> here.
>
> I'm in
Hello, I am not on the list, but your web page said to direct any questions
here.
I'm in the process of attempting to set up a mysql database driven web
application on unix and apache. I've followed your setup instructions
on your web page, but it still calls up the default apache page when I tr
> Emile Heyns explored this area and has several solutions. They include
> support for Ht://Dig and UDMSearch engines at least. Please surf
> archives of this mailing list at the
The ht://dig solution currently indexes the site as presented through
apache; it is not (yet) an internal search.
Udm
Gordon Tin wrote:
>
> Dear sir
>
> I have the following questions
>
> 1. Can i perform full text search by using in midgard? (All words in the
> articles are keyword.).
Emile Heyns explored this area and has several solutions. They include
support for Ht://Dig and UDMSearch engines at least. Pl
Dear sir
I have the following questions
1. Can i perform full text search by using in midgard? (All words in the
articles are keyword.).
2.Does midgard support chinese characters (2bit big5/GB) ?
With Best Regards
Gordon Tin
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Hello Derek,
you wrote:
> Hi all, I've got the following code from the example site...
> url) { ?>
> Check out:&(article.url);
>
>
> More news
> it works except the url tries to send me to:
> http://server.com/news/http://other.site.com
> when the desired resule would be:
> http://other.site
Derek Beattie schreef:
>
> ok, I think I found the problem. What a bone head. In the content admin I had
> www.yahoo.com instead of http://www.yahoo.com in the article url. If I don't
> put the http:// it must do something else?
Well, to be pedantic: www.yahoo.com is not an URL. Netscape will
ok, I think I found the problem. What a bone head. In the content admin I had
www.yahoo.com instead of http://www.yahoo.com in the article url. If I don't
put the http:// it must do something else?
--- Emile Heyns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Derek Beattie schreef:
> >
> > I've tried several t
Derek Beattie schreef:
>
> Actually to fix the problem temp. I just hard coded the url in and that works
> fine. I basically took the code for news from the midgard example site. Go
> add an article to the sample page and put a url in it and see how it works for
> you.
You're right but the VMU
Derek Beattie schreef:
>
> It works in the sense that it displays the correct url but when I pass the
OK the display would work.
> mouse over the link, the url that shows up in the browsers status bar doesn't
> work becuase it has the http://server.com in front of the url. So lets say the
> ur
Actually to fix the problem temp. I just hard coded the url in and that works
fine. I basically took the code for news from the midgard example site. Go
add an article to the sample page and put a url in it and see how it works for
you.
--- David Guerizec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> D
Hi,
Derek Beattie wrote:
> It works in the sense that it displays the correct url but when I pass the
> mouse over the link, the url that shows up in the browsers status bar
doesn't
> work becuase it has the http://server.com in front of the url. So lets
say the
> url I put in the content is htt
It works in the sense that it displays the correct url but when I pass the
mouse over the link, the url that shows up in the browsers status bar doesn't
work becuase it has the http://server.com in front of the url. So lets say the
url I put in the content is http://www.yahoo.com and I use the co
Derek Beattie schreef:
>
> I've tried several things but I'm still not sure how to get the desired result.
Doesn't
url) { ?>
Check out:&(article.url);
More news
work?
emile
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I've tried several things but I'm still not sure how to get the desired result.
--- Emiliano Heyns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Derek Beattie wrote:
>
> > url) { ?>
> > Check out:&(article.url);
> >
> >
> > More news
> >
> > it works except the url tries to send me to:
> > http://server.co
Derek Beattie wrote:
> url) { ?>
> Check out:&(article.url);
>
>
> More news
>
> it works except the url tries to send me to:
> http://server.com/news/http://other.site.com
> when the desired resule would be:
> http://other.site.com
It's the :u modifier. It escapes the :, /, and . to their
Hi all, I've got the following code from the example site...
url) { ?>
Check out:&(article.url);
More news
it works except the url tries to send me to:
http://server.com/news/http://other.site.com
when the desired resule would be:
http://other.site.com
Thanks, Derek
=
.
Thanks!, I thought I rememberd seeing it somewhere. I can't believe how
unbelievably fast people reply on this list. Hopefully I will be able to do
the same in the future.
Derek
--- Ron Parker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's a style document that's located in Layout Administration area,
> sp
It's a style document that's located in Layout Administration area,
specifially it's part of the and it's titled head-style. If you
follow the style element root it'll help you see how the style documents
are organized and how they're called.
parker
On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, Derek Beattie wrote:
>
At 07:35 PM 1/14/00 -0800, you wrote:
>I've been playing with midgard and creating my own layout by copying pices
>from
>the example and admin layout. When I go to the admin page or the example page
>I can view the source and see something similar to the following:
>
>BODY{ font-family: Arial, H
I've been playing with midgard and creating my own layout by copying pices from
the example and admin layout. When I go to the admin page or the example page
I can view the source and see something similar to the following:
BODY{ font-family: Arial, Helvetica, Geneva, Sans-serif;}
TD{ font-famil
On 10 Jan, Alexander Bokovoy wrote:
> It seems that it should be done at low level of Midgard, in midgard-lib.
> Then we will have open system which operates by parsers just like PHP
> operates by external modules. The main difference will be in the
> language where parser's functions is accessibl
Emiliano Heyns wrote:
>
> > If so, it is very good, I'd like
> > to add some LaTeX-like formating after 1.2.6 will be released to make life
> > easier for scientific applications of Midgard. Current implementation of parser
> > has some limitations in extension scheme (you'll need to rewrite pars
Alexander Bokovoy wrote:
> I don't look yet into 2.0 alpha sources about parser code but was it changed
> into module structure like other things did?
Not in the version that is now in CVS, although that will naturally not
necesarily be as up to date as the code that Jukka is still working on.
> Henri Bergius wrote:
> >
> > On 10 Jan, Emiliano Heyns wrote:
> > > &(varname:u);
> > > mark up varname as URL. If $varname =
> > > "http://www.midgard-project.org/"">http://www.midgard-
project.org/"then &(varname:u);
> > > would expand to > > href="http://www.midgard-project.org/">http:/
Henri Bergius wrote:
>
> On 10 Jan, Emiliano Heyns wrote:
> > &(varname:u);
> > mark up varname as URL. If $varname =
> > "http://www.midgard-project.org/" then &(varname:u);
> > would expand to > href="http://www.midgard-project.org/">http://www.midgard-project.org/
>
> Actually, the :u fo
On 10 Jan, Emiliano Heyns wrote:
> &(varname:u);
> mark up varname as URL. If $varname =
> "http://www.midgard-project.org/" then &(varname:u);
> would expand to href="http://www.midgard-project.org/">http://www.midgard-project.org/
Actually, the :u formatting means that the variable
will be
Corbin Harris wrote:
>
> This is a newbie question, I didn't info on Midgard's site. How do I create
> links from one page to another within the content? Do I have to create a
> HREF or is there a way to dynamically assign the URL path to another page
> within the site, e.i. a drop-down menue t
This is a newbie question, I didn't info on Midgard's site. How do I create
links from one page to another within the content? Do I have to create a
HREF or is there a way to dynamically assign the URL path to another page
within the site, e.i. a drop-down menue that lists the pages within the
s
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