> 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?
You can simply use
MidgardDatabase midgard midgard midgard
outside the VirtualHost sections. But the default should suffice in this
case.
> 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?
Midgard reports the password it is using in the log. If you use the
directive as above it should report it.
MySQL also has logging/error reporting options. I think you turn them on
by creating/editing /etc/my.cnf and adding
[mysqld]
log
but I'm not entirely sure on this.
> 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?
Ah, no, '#' is not a comment in C, it's used to specify compiler
directives.
Emile
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