On Thu, 20 Apr 2000, Miles Scruggs wrote:
> [Thu Apr 20 10:16:40 2000] [error] [client 10.114.3.20] Midgard: database
> not defined for foo-cs.wwc.edu
> [Thu Apr 20 10:16:40 2000] [debug] mod_midgard.c(127): Midgard:
> database=<default>, username=<default>, password=<default>
These two lines indicate that mod_midgard thinks it wasn't told what
database to access. Have you used
MidgardDatabase dbname user passwd
for the vhosts that are to be handled by Midgard, or globally? If not, the
midgard core will attempt to connect using the defaults, database
'midgard', username/password 'midgard', and it looks like it fails:
Yes I can see that it is failing to connect. No I haven't messed with with
any user or password settings in vhosts, can I set them globally in vhosts?
Yes I can connect to the database when I type
mysql midgard -u midgard -p
where password is midgard
I did change the defaults.h password line to a 'newpass' and I have
changed the password in the mysql database back and forth from 'midgard' to
'newpass' and back try to get it to work. I'm assuming that there is no
plain text class that contains the password or anyway to tell what password
it is using?
Also something that had me confused was the fact that all the lines in
default.h seem to be commented out by the '#' Is that the case? Should I
remove all the '#'s from the lines that I want to be read?
Miles
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