Gordon Harty wrote:
> Here is my "host" table again. This is where I think Midgard should
> find it in the database:
>
> #
> # Dumping data for table 'host'
> #
>
> INSERT INTO host VALUES (1,'<IPADDRESS>',4,1,'auth',0,8101,1,'/asgard',0);
> INSERT INTO host VALUES (2,'<IPADDRESS>',4,2,'auth',0,8099,1,'/asgard/framed',0);
> INSERT INTO host VALUES (3,'<IPADDRESS>',4,3,'auth',0,8102,1,'/asgard/framed/top',0);
> INSERT INTO host VALUES (4,'LOCALHOST',4,4,'auth',0,0,1,'/asgard/framed/main',0);
It will probably work if you put the same port for all these host (8101)
records (they are actually the same HTTP host) and access asgard with
http://<IPADDRESS>:8101/asgard/
>
> I get the same error with the URLS of:
>
> https://<IPADDRESS>:8102/asgard/framed/top
> https://<IPADDRESS>:8101/asgard
> https://<IPADDRESS>:8099/asgard/framed
>
note that https://somehost.com/ is the same as http://somehost.com:443/
I don't know what https://somehost.com:8102/ would do...
> Looking at the database it seems that all three of these should be
> found as a match in the midgard database. I'm not clear on what all
> of the attributes should be in the host table. Are all of those
> correct? I just followed the 1.4 installation instructions and
> basically changed the host, set online=1 and set the port numbers.
>
> Gordon
>
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