That was the problem, sort of. Just for future reference, with gentoo you need to emerge php with the "cli" USE flag, which I had done long before I started trying to install midgard. What I didn't realize is that gentoo creates separate php.ini files for the apache PHP and CLI PHP. So, I had happily changed the apache one, not realizing there was another. Added the extension to the CLI-specific php.ini, stripped the broken installation off (including Pear stuff, which wasn't exactly straightforward) and ran "datagard -t q".
Everything installed, and I now get the midgard opening screen when I go to my server. I've already encountered several errors within the interface, but at least I've made it a step farther. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. _______________________________________________ user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.midgard-project.org/mailman/listinfo/user
