[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Yes, we've seen this before. It looks like apache is going to need
> > rebuilding one way or the other to include this symbol (which is
> > in libgcc). You can build Midgard into Apache, and I think rebuilding
> > apache with the -lgcc flag should allow you to build the dynamic
> > modules.
>
Thank vou, that helped me with compiling. Now I have encountered
another
problem. Everything is compiled and installed without errors, apache is
starting without problem but when I try to access the admin site I get
"It worked" apache starting page. I did "UPDATE host", and checked FAQ
but without result. When I look into apache error_log I see:
-----------
Midgard/1.2.4 configured -- resuming normal operations
[Mon Nov 8 15:10:53 1999] [notice] Midgard: Skipping unused database
<default>
[Mon Nov 8 15:10:53 1999] [notice] Midgard: Skipping unused database
<default>
[Mon Nov 8 15:10:59 1999] [notice] Midgard: Skipping unused database
<default>
[Mon Nov 8 15:11:05 1999] [notice] Midgard: Skipping unused database
<default>
-----------
Is that some kind of common problem or...?
Is something wrong with php or mysql configuration? I just don't know
where to start.
I have to notice that installing on Solaris is much more complicated
than installing on linux. I did two instalation on linux relatively
easy, but with Solaris 2.6 is "always something missing" :)))
Thanks,
Toni Milovan
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