Ingmar Jantzen wrote:
>
> Dear Admin,
> I am interestest in content management systems like midgard.
>
> I tryed to install midgard., but where are the contentsites?
>
> I'd install succesfull the lib, data, apache and php parts.
After installing these parts you will still need to tune httpd.conf
and the host table in the database.
> If I enable the userauthentication in httpd.conf
> like this
> <Directory /www/midgard>
> #require valid-user
> #AuthName Midgard
> #AuthType Basic
> </Directory>
>
> I get document contais no data from webserver, if i'll get
> "host.../midgard/midgard-root.php3"
You are not supposed to access that file directly; it's for internal
midgard
use. See also http://www.midgard-project.org/manual/x2678.html#AEN2749
> the directory /midgard is empty( examples only 7 pictures, images ca 25
> pictures, where can I get the content sites for administration ...
It's in the database. Once the httpd.conf and the host table match
Midgard
will serve the admin site from there and you can use the admin site to
view and change the code that drives the sites.
> And where I must configure the userauthentication if i enable the part
> <Directory /www/midgard>
> require valid-user
> AuthName Midgard
> AuthType Basic
> </Directory>
Midgard has built-in user authentication. The configuration above is
needed to make
apache ask for it. You can password protect entire sites or individual
pages by
marking them 'authentication required' in the admin site. The admin site
is
set 'authentication required' by default.
Emile
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