pp wrote: > all for 1.4_CVS200105210302 > > midgard-data: > > >> GUIDS > ++ Testing 'article'... > !! 'article' has 5025 entries without a repligard GUID > ++ Testing 'blobs'... > ++ Testing 'element'... > ++ Testing 'event'... > ++ Testing 'eventmember'... > ++ Testing 'file'... > ++ Testing 'grp'... > ++ Testing 'host'... > ++ Testing 'image'... > ++ Testing 'member'... > !! 'member' has 3 entries without a repligard GUID > ++ Testing 'page'... > !! 'page' has 44 entries without a repligard GUID > ++ Testing 'pageelement'... > !! 'pageelement' has 29 entries without a repligard GUID > ++ Testing 'person'... > ++ Testing 'preference'... > ++ Testing 'record_extension'... > ++ Testing 'sitegroup'... > ++ Testing 'snippet'... > ++ Testing 'snippetdir'... > ++ Testing 'style'... > ++ Testing 'topic'... > !! 'topic' has 157 entries without a repligard GUID > > >> There are 5258 GUIDS missing! You will need to run 'repligard -m'. Repligard -m will create the missing GUIDs (right, Alexander?) That's a lot of non-GUID entries, BTW. This is a 1.2.5 database? But in that case I'd expect missing guids for all resources. > mod_midgard: > > checking for midgard/midgard.h... no > configure: error: Midgard header file midgard.h not found > > Just do not tell me that I should add correct prefix when I configured > mod_midgard. If you didn't for midgard-lib, it will have defaulted to /usr/local, and mod_midgards' configure will look there. Where did you install midgard-lib? > I posted this problem, it looks for midgard.h in directory where > mod_midgard is installed. How so? Emile --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
