Emiliano wrote:
> David R Newman wrote:
>
> > When I run apachectl start, it gives 3 [OK]s. According to the console
> > messages, httpd has started. But a quick check of processes shows it
> > hasn't.
>
> Mandrake tries 3 times to start the apache process. If you see more than one
> attempt, there's likely something going on.
But each time I got an OK, and no error message!
> You're using versioning, I assume? Does anyone actually have
> versioning combined with Midgard working? I have not seen positive
> reports yet.
I was using versioning quite successfully under Mandrake 7.2.
Midgard PHP3 (not 4) was being used for pages ending .php3 (and,
of course, in Midgard-generated pages), while PHP4 (including
separate LDAP and IMAP modules) was used for pages ending in
.php. The conflicts Alan Knowles mentioned didn't arise, as they were
loaded by libphp4.so, not Midgard's libphp3.so.
(Although I'll check my php3.ini and php.ini files to make sure of
that.)
Upgrading to Mandrake 8.0 screwed up a partition (thanks to
over-aggressive hdparm settings) so I had to install from scratch,
restore data from back ups, and then start adding on extra
libraries such as Midgard.
> > [And before anyone suggests going straight to Midgard
> > 1.4.1, I have quite a bit of data created under Midgard 1.4.]
>
> The data package doesn't need an update to move to 1.4.1.
Then why are people agonising about the use of Repligard to get their
data out of 1.4 into 1.4.1? I have pages in a MySQL database, but
I thought the database structure had changed, so I couldn't just point the
new Midgard to the old database?
--
Dr. David R. Newman, Queen's University Belfast, School of
Management and Economics, Belfast BT7 1NN, Northern Ireland (UK)
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