Hi,
I am attempting to get Midgard 1.8.6 running on a fresh install of RHEL
5 ( Apache 2.2, MySQL 5.0, PHP 5.0 ). The install
completed with no problems at all. However, when I initially ran
datagard to create a new database, it failed when trying to import
languages.xml. The problem seemed to be that it was looking for the
metadata_deleted column in the person table, but the column
did not exist. In looking at the datagard code, I found the following 2
lines around line 206:
mgd_import_nonml_app auto
mgd_update_db
It appears that it is attempting to import the apps before it has
updated the database. I swapped these 2 lines and the process was then able
to complete successfully. So, question #1 is, should I have had to do
this or am I missing something else ?
I decided to continue on and install AegirCMS. It is failing with
pretty much the same problem. It produces a bunch of output indicating
that it
is updating the tables, and then fails with an error on the repligard
command. When running repligard manually with strace, I get the following
output:
# strace -s 200 repligard -c /usr/local/etc/midgard/repligard.conf -a -b
-i /usr/local/share/midgard/data/AegirCMS.xml.gz
[... snip ... ]
write(3, "e\0\0\0\3SELECT gid FROM member WHERE uid=1 AND sitegroup in
(0, 0) AND metadata_deleted=0 ORDER BY gid DESC", 105) = 105
read(3, "<\0\0\1\377\36\4#42S22Unknown column \'metadata_deleted\' in
\'where clause\'", 16384) = 64
open("/lib64/charset.alias", O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or
directory)
write(2, "\nrepligard-CRITICAL **: Error logging into
Database\naborting...\n", 64
repligard-CRITICAL **: Error logging into Database
The strange thing this time is that the column DOES exist, and this
query works perfectly fine when I run it manually.
Any ideas on what the problem might be ? Thanks in advance.
Martin
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