>> What is the proper way? I tried to launch mysqld --debug but that
>> didn't seem to like me either.
>
>It's been a while for me, I don't know offhand. It must be in the mysql
>docs somewhere.
Okay. It seems it was mysql --log along with all the other options. This produces a
log file of all the queries and connections. I found the appropriate query that
should have pulled up the article (the only one that had FROM article in it after I
called up a page), I then copied that query into a mysql command line client which
spat out what you'd expect.
Is there another type of logs I should be looking for or any other approach I should
try.
Should I perhaps recompile midgard-lib or Midgard-PHP as I compiled them using a
libmysql that I compiled from source but are now using a mysql install from a debian
package (same version though)? Bear in mind that getting articles is the only aspect
of the entire install that I have problems with currently.
>It's best not to have the midgard rootfile under the docroot at all.
Changed. Is that because then there is simply no chance of the rootfile being called
directly by someone externally?
Nick
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