>> >I'd also prefer to talk in more specific terms, so instead of 'the >> >server', I'd rather talk in terms of its real name, name instead of >> >'the admin URL', we'd better use something like >> >http://localhost/admin/ >> > >> >Emile >> >> More specific terms.... I am working on a url http://www.myautomd.com . > >OK... possibly not that specific :) But now we know what we're talking >about in any case. > >> To update the info manually do I log into mysql and go into the midgard >> database and change the host info? If so.. do I change localhost to an >> IP address or something else? > >I'd prefer to change both the admin pass and the host record in one >action. The default admin password is known, and since the host is >accessible... > >log into the database, and do: > >UPDATE person SET password='**yournewpassword' WHERE username='admin'; >UPDATE host SET name='www.myautomd.com' WHERE name='localhost';
Changes have been made. Now the database references port 80 but the config file references port 8101. Which one if any needs to be changed? > >The '**' in front of the new password are significant. At >'yournewpassword' fill in something not easily guessed. At >'yourvhostname' fill in the ServerName you specified in your apache >config for your Midgard-enabled VirtualHost (I picked >'www.myautomd.com' since that's what seems to work. > Info updated >After changing these, you should be able to access >http://www.myautomd.com/admin/ with username 'admin' and the password >you picked above. > >Emile Can't access yet. Most likely the port issue referenced above. Dan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
