> The interesting thing is: in the admin site, images appear to be served
> internally, I expected to see
> GET /images/topleft1.gif
> GET /images/topleft2.gif
> GET /images/topright.gif
> etc.
> but did not.
This may be the result of browser caching.
> For the example site, I see
> midgard_translate_handler(http://vmuc:1234/example/earth.gif)
> host record for vmuc:1234 found (#2)
> waking pages /example/earth.gif
> walking page example
> page record for /example/earth.gif not found
>
> and similar messages for each image loaded. All images appear in the browser.
This is normal. The image isn't served from the Midgard database (which is
what it reports here) and os apache get's to serve it out itself.
> For my site, I see
> midgard_translate_handler(http://mct:8888/images/mpowered.gif)
> host recordfor mct:8888 found (#3)
> walking pages /images/mpowered.gif
> walking page images
> page record for /images/mpowered.gif found (#41)
>
> No images appear in the browser.
>
> OK, so maybe it has something to do with the image name. I copied
> /home/httpd/html/images/mpowered.gif to /home/httpd/html/midgardpowered.gif,
> changed my code to <img src="/midgardpowered.gif">, and reloaded my page.
>
> In the access_log:
> "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 1294
> "GET /midgardpowered.gif HTTP/1.1" 200 1294
> when I expected to see
> "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 1294
> "GET /midgardpowered.gif HTTP/1.1" 304 -
>
> In the error_log:
> midgard_translate_handler(http://mct:8888/midgardpowered.gif)
> host record for mct:8888 found (#3)
> walking pages /midgardpowered.gif
> walking page /midgardpowered.gif
> page record for /midgardpowered.gif found (#41)
> Accessing my host (mct):
> 192.168.164.2 - - [06/Jun/2000:19:21:32 -0500] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 1327
> 192.168.164.2 - - [06/Jun/2000:19:21:32 -0500] "GET /images/mpowered.gif
> HTTP/1.1" 200 1327
> 192.168.164.2 - - [06/Jun/2000:19:21:32 -0500] "GET /example/earth.gif
> HTTP/1.1" 200 1327
All this looks to me like you may have set the root page to active, in
which case it will handle _all_ requests that are not handled by other
midgard pages. Nothing will be served by apache itself for that site.
Emile
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