I had a couple of things for my monday morning.... 1.A question.... The Midgard website mentions using the system on MacOSX...which parts of the system is being used is it the whole Apache/Midgard/MySQL system or just parts...in part I guess I am asking if there is a MySQL build for MacOSX I didn't know about.... 2. The problem...I installed the Apache_midgard monster RPM and inspite of my efforts to mess it up got it running...it is doing something odd now though....the first time I go in I just get the directory for the http document root...but if I reload a few times it will finally come up...this wil also happen as I move about the admin site...click a link get an error...reload and get the page...one of the debug errors that is coming up often is "database not defined for my.computer.edu" Any ideas?? This is a test server running off of my laptop so it may be a little squirrely(sp?)...it only starts up ever fifth time too.... 3.The Suggestion.....In my far too exhaustive search for content management services I have seen most of the big...and wicked expensive....systems and there are simple features out there that might be looked at for future versions of midgard...they maybe in there all ready but I haven't found them. Mediasurface was the application I liked just from an interface point of view (though its server/appserver/db requirements were absurd)...the writers and editors I work with liked the ability to write a story in a writer's interface and have a release button in the editor's interface so that there would be flow control and authority in a centralized place. Both parties also liked having version histories so that as the editor/writer exchange process went on ther would be a history of the revisions and versions...the first would be pretty easy though i can see where the revision history feature could tax a database if too many versions of a story clogged up the DB...maybe when a story is released for distribution the history would be discarded........ just a thought.... kp -- This is The Midgard Project's mailing list. For more information, please visit the project's web site at http://www.midgard-project.org To unsubscribe the list, send an empty email message to address [EMAIL PROTECTED]
