Aditya Dhekney wrote:
> Your selection: 2
> Message: Reading config file install-repligard.conf
> midgard-lib: mgd_connect to midgard@localhost://midgard failed: Can't
> connect to
> local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (111)
> ** CRITICAL **: Error in DB connection
>
> I don't know why it's trying to look for mysql.sock in
> /var/lib/mysql....it's located in /tmp/mysql.sock. How can I make it look
> in /tmp/ instead?
Through my.cnf. We simply take the default that the libmysqlclient
library provides, so you have to tell mysql itself to use that socket
file.
> When installing from the CVS, i realized that for mod, you can specify the
> expat directory...from documentation it looks like that the configure script
> will be able to find it (no=DIR option), but this time i just specified it
> anyways. When i installed php4 after, it worked fine...no expat.h missing
> error.
If you picked up CVS somewhere since this morning, it shouldn't even
be necesary anymore. midgard-lib now generates & installs a script
that remembers where the libs are that it needs and passes on that
info to mod and php4.
> Thank you...this worked...i think...i still can't access the admin site, but
> that's probably because the data problem. Just to make sure, now when I run
> phpinfo, the midgard module is included, but all this says is the Midgard
> version under Midgard Support col. and all the functions under the enabled
> col. Is that all it's supposed to say?
If you see the midgard function list then midgard is good to go as far
as PHP is concerned.
Emile
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