No worries, I am not militant. But I have finally after tons and tons of
hours of frustration figured out how to get the midgard engine to
respond ... and since it was quite trivial (if anyone had ever MENTIONED
that the acces rights are set separately in mysql.host and midgard.host)
and since I didn't seem the only one frustrated out of my wits, jusging
frfom the mailing list archives:
Why don't you just add a couple of lines like this to the INSTALL file
in the midgard-data package (already there):
$ mysql mysql
mysql> INSERT INTO user (Host,User,Password)
-> VALUES ('localhost','midgard',Password('midgard'));
mysql> INSERT INTO db (Host,User,Db,Select_priv,Insert_priv,
Update_priv,Delete_priv)
-> VALUES ('localhost','midgard','midgard','Y','Y','Y','Y');
mysql> FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
(add as appropriate): Then you'll need to make sure that server name is
set in the midgard database and set the paths on which the basic admin
and example sites will respond:
$ mysql midgard
mysql> UPDATE host SET name='admin.company.com',
-> port=0, online=1, prefix='/admin' WHERE id=1;
mysql> UPDATE host SET name='www.company.com',
-> port=0, online=1, prefix='example' WHERE id=2;
That least people would at least be alerted to the problem. This way it
took me A LOT of willpower and probable about 5 hours over two months to
try and figure it out (and without the mail archives it would have been
impossible). With that hint I should have been able to do it in 2 ...
Sincerely,
Rudolf
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