On Tue, 16 May 2000, Nick Rohrlach wrote:
> And surely the PHP binaries? You'd need to replace them with the Midgard
> ones, no? This is my problem with using vservers.com with Midgard. It's
> otherwise a fantastic service apart from the fact you can't get at the php
> binaries that they have their already.
You can install everything non-root, but it can hardly be called
convenient. You'll have to install apache, midgard-lib, mod_midgard and
midgard-php in a place that you have write access to.
Most hosting providers will not allow you to run persistent processes,
though, and since it runs non-root you will have tu run your site on a
non-standard port. Pretty clumsy.
So if you mean by dedicated you mean you have root access to the machine,
then yes, that would be a valid assessment.
However, at the moment several Midgard hosting options are available or
becoming available.
> Is there a list around of exactly what sort of things is patched over PHP to
> make it work with Midgard?
There's the list of midgard functions to access the database, and two
syntax additions:
<[template]> includes a named template part
&(varname); is like <? echo $varname; ?> but adds formatting specifiers to
autoformat the content of the variable.
Emile
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