dave wrote:
> > No AddModule mod_midgard
>
> OK, my install instructions did not include this. I included this and
> got
> Syntax error on line 209 of /www/conf/httpd.conf:
> Cannot add module via name 'midgard_module': not in list of loaded
> modules
My bad, should have been
AddModule mod_midgard.c
> I must ask though, is the error message 'Midgard: host record for....
> ' not an indication that my module is running.
Yes. But if it's activated elsewhere (access.conf or srm.conf or even
via
includes) then I really don't know what the real, total configuration
is.
The Apache team discourages splitting the config to the three files
these
days.
> > > MidgardRootfile /www/midgard/midgard-root.php3
> > No <Files > section?
>
> There wasn't one mentioned in my install instructions.
You need a section like
<Files midgard-root.php3>
require valid-user
AuthName Midgard
AuthType Basic
</Files>
> Is there somewhere that mentions what I need to add here?
The 'make conf' step of mod_midgard will add this and other
boilerplate code for you.
>
> 8. Apache httpd configuration file edit
[...]
An URL would have sufficed.
> <Directory /www/midgard>
> require valid-user
> AuthName Midgard
> AuthType Basic
> </Directory>
I suppose this would work to. I recommend using the <Files> section
as I find it clearer in its intention.
Things have changed slightly since Eddie wrote his tutorial. We'll need
to go through it and incorporate it in the manual.
Emile
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