On Mon, Feb 12, 2001 at 01:37:26PM +0100, Emiliano mentioned:
> > Is it that I'm pulling up two PHP modules ? They certainly aren't there
> > in the httpd.conf - BTW, this is on the machine that's running 1.4.1b1 and
> > PHP4.
> You mean 1.4.1/PHP3 or 1.4.1/PHP4?
1.4.1/PHP4 - it turns out that it was because there was a mysql.so module
defined in the PHP.ini file - and mysql support was build into either php4
or the midgard.so module.
> > Also, on the same machine, I've a few other virtual hosts that don't use
> > midgard. But, for some reason they still run through the midgard module.
> > So, what's happening is that when I go to the root page of
> > http://crom.antefacto.com - nothing running there, it's just for stuff
> > like phpmyadmin etc. - I now get "Save index.html as a type of
> > application/x-httpd-php-midgard" dialog. For that virtual host entry,
> > there is no mention of midgard. Strange or what ?
> Is MidgardEngine set to 'on' globally? What's yout DefaultType set to?
There aren't any global Midgard... settings, and default type is
text/html. That said it's gone away, and I've no idea why. <twilight zone
music>
BTW, in the end, I'd to manually change the sitegroups of all the users
and styles. For some reason, that repligard magic didn't work. I'd
forgotten that style elements had to have their sitegroups changed too.
That caused wierd problems :)
John
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