> So there are no exported php-midgard functions that can be used to replace
> the
> <[code-compat]>
> <[code-global]>
> <[code-init]>
> <[ROOT]>
> 
> in root.php3?
> 
> Like maybe:
> 
> $midgard->RunStyle('code-compat');
> $midgard->RunStyle('code-global');
> $midgard->RunStyle('code-init');
> $midgard->RunStyle('ROOT');

Nope.

> BTW, does midgard do ServerAlias matching? as in:
> 
> <virtualhost blah.com>
>   ServerName blah.com
>   ServerAlias *.blah.com *.blah.net *.blah.*.to
> 
> and map all requests to that vhost back to the proper midgard host despite
> the value of HTTP_HOST and other such vars?

No, sorry. Midgard matches on the Host: header supplied so unless you're
going
to set up DB host records for each alias this won't work. Unless the
CanonicalName setting is on I guess since I think Apache generates a
redirect for that to one single name. Not sure though.

Emile

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