Hello and thanks for the help so far! I started over on my testing machine with a clean reinstall of the midgard-data package (after a "drop database midgard;", of course) and then imported only nadmin_core_141.xmlgz. The error has shifted a little; after entering credentials in the login box, I can either provoke an 'Access denied' (by providing false credentials) or (entering correct ones) am just presented with the same login screen again. Before the reinstall, I got php-errors with a call to an undefined function "quitit()". So its different now, but I don't get any further. Again, there is no snippet named "auth" and no GUID '9bde96d7f83f8430710e95343ecb6990' in the repligard table, but since asgard and the example-site are working fine, I believe the midgard-install is working perfectly.
Christoph Emiliano wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > The GUID is in the repligard table. If you do > > > select realm,id from repligard where guid='9bde96d7f83f8430710e95343ecb6990' > > > I'd expect to see snippet record identification returned. If you don't, > > > the repligard import of nadmin was faulty. > > > > it just says 'empty set'; there is no such record! But I do have a login page, > > so repligard must have imported at least parts of nadmin_core_141.xmlgz ! > > Well, I've found _something_ that could explain why it didn't import. > Alan, who is in charge of nadmin these days? The file > nadmin_SNAPSHOT_core.xmlgz is not well-formed. > > Alexander, shouldn't repligard complain about this? > > Emile > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
