Ingo Herz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: 

> Hello!
> 
> I'm building my first site with midgard (using stable 1.4) and need to
> share my work between work and home. As I understood this should be easy
> using repligard... but I can't get it working:
> 
> 'repligard -a -e work' only generates 3 lines:
> 

you need to specify the configuration file (-c repligard.conf), which is an
xml config file in the distribution = check the settings, the default has
<repicate all="yes"> // i think - commented out.

Have a look through the mailing list archives there was some discussion when I
started using it.

you will also may have to sync the repligard guids (try repligard --help) for
more info.

do not try and export 'parts' of the tree, there appear to be 2 bugs in
repligard that I have found - only managed a fix for 1 though...

1. in schema.c this check was agains attname, not atttype
if (g_strcasecmp(schema->object_name, atttype)  == 0) {
                                    schema->type->type = R_TREE_OBJECT;

2. the rpd_fill_onelink_foreach does not appear to send
   repligard_get_object the correct information, as it always returns 0
  - I gave up on this one..



> <?xml...
> <Database...
> </Database>
> 
> Shouldn't there appear my styles, topics, articles etc. ?
> 
> Thanks a lot for any help,
> Ingo Herz
> 
> 
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