Lucia Cosima Eiselstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Hey all,
>
> well, I make progress installing midgard from deb-packages. Only the
> "last" module makes some problems. I've got PHP4, Midgard wishes PHP3.
>
Actually the dependencies should show that midgard-php "Provides PHP3" (or in
english it is a replacement)
It is theoretically possible to use PHP4 & PHP3(midgard) at the same time,
athought you are opening yourself up for more problems (or a more difficult
install)
The process should be something like -
apt-get remove php3
dpkg -i libmidgard....
dpkg -i libapache-mod-midgard....
dpkg -i midgard-php....
dpkg -i midgard-data....
apt-get install php3-imap php3-pgsql (etc. whatever php modules you like)
check /usr/share/doc/midgard* and /usr/share/doc/libmidgard....
for more info - you may need to play with apache config.
double check that the host database is OK
mysql midgard
selecT * from host;
reboot apache
try accessing www.___myhost___.com/admin using admin/password combination
PHP4 version of midgard work is progressing.... and does run, but it is not
useable in production env. yet...
> Am I able to install my midgard-php-deb-package somehow, so that midgard
> just accepts that I use PHP4 instead of PHP3? I know that it should
> work, but don't know how to do it.
>
>
> Thanks and Regards
>
> Lucia
>
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