Damn, and I thought I was going crazzzzy. I'm kinda glad to see others had
this problem.
...in my ever ending battle to bring our companies web site up using midgard.
--- Emiliano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Apparently, it is not possible to get things working when libmidgard was
> > compiled without sitegroups enabled, because otherwise I got that
> > (already reported) message about the undefined symbol
> > mgd_delete_sitegroups when apache tries to load libphp3.so. I played a
> > bit around and recompiled php3 after setting
> >
> > #define MIDGARD_SITEGROUPS 0
> >
> > in config.h. I recompiled and installed php3 from a clean source tree
> > and tried to start apache again. This time, the linker complained about
> > _another_ missing symbol: mgd_sitegroups.
>
> Thank you. Non-sitegroup was indeed broken. I've checked in the fixes in
> CVS.
>
> > Ok, I deleted everything and compiled libmidgard with sitegroups
> > enabled. Then I compiled mod_midgard and libphp3 again from scratch and
> > installed them. This time, apache could be started w/o without any
> > barfing. I know that the authentication for the root page has changed,
> > but I don't know if that already applies to the 1.4beta4 source tarball.
>
> It doesn't, but frankly, you're better off with the current CVS release
> than 1.4beta4. With Alexanders permission, I'll cut an 1.4beta5 soon.
> I consider beta4 broken.
>
> > is present in httpd.conf, then public midgard pages work but I keep
> > getting "authentication failed, retry?" and no error messegaes in the
> > log (loglevel debug). I guess, that apache and midgard are in a clich
> > here.
>
> Did you try 'admin*'?
>
> Emile
>
>
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