Terry Trewitt wrote: > How difficult is the installation of Midgard+Nadmin > in a Linux-based shared ISP environment without > root access? Is it even possible?
Possible yes, but it'll cost you a bit of effort. Since you will have to install things in apache-owned directories, you will most likely have to install a private copy of apache. And if you're not running that as root, only ports > 1024 (not the standard 80) will be available to you. > I recall mention of some of the difficulties involved, > but I need a full list of the necessary details. You will need to install apache and all the libs midgard depends on (expat, glib, iconv) if they're not in the standard install of your ISP. You'll also need to run this private copy of apache. Most ISPs I know do not allow users to run services from their account. > My ISP provides Apache with PHP4 and MySQL, > but will only perform a Midgard installation on a > dedicated server, which is beyond the modest budget > of the non-profit club paying the bill. Understood. But it's not going to be particularly easy doing this without cooperation from your ISP. > 2. (Plan B) Are there any Midgard-friendly ISPs in the US? There are IIRC , and they'll probably reply to this themselves. Emile --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
