Hi! >At the moment the php stuff loads, the database is created but the initial >sites are not created. The manual tool for doing this does not seem to exist.
Believe me. You wouldn't like to use any manual for this. Datagard is probably the only one CMF/CMS installer all over the world which handles such difficult task like setting MySQL Db , Apache virtual hosts and modules , etc etc. Of course , we could write "manual" like others do: "At this moment we expect your database is configured and Apache's virtual host is up and running" Yes, we can do this. And then you need to do it manually, with the need to hold the whole Midgard knowledge. But I really doubt you would love it ;) Can you try to request your newly created host? e.g. http://www.site.com/midgard-sitewizard or http://www.site.com/spider-admin ? > There is further issue in that the configuration information is being placed > in /usr/local/etc but some of the php components are looking for it in /etc Looks like there are few package compiled differently. All midgard packages depend on midgard-config tool which provides prefix defined when midgard-core has been configured and compiled. midgard-config --prefix should give you correct prefix >The libmidgard libraries are being placed in lib rather than lib64 (lib is for >32 bit stuff, these are 64bit) but that is probably a compilation config issue >and probably worth sorting out more permanently if this can be got to work. This is fundamental autoconf stuff. ./configure --help | grep libdir --libdir=DIR object code libraries [EPREFIX/lib] lib64 is more than convention here. Please, try to request your site and we will investigate further issues :) Piotras _______________________________________________ user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.midgard-project.org/mailman/listinfo/user
