Bartho, There are a lot of possibilities. The first think I would check is that it's really the database that's the problem. Restart Apache and check the error_log. The start up message in the log should indicate that mod_midgard is loaded.
Then try to access the Midgard page and watch the access log. Look for any error in connecting to the MySQL server. Regards, Ami. Bartho Saaiman wrote: > I had a working midgard installation on Mandrake Linux and mySQlL for > about 4 days. I then managed to brake the database in such a bad way > that it was not showing any pages anymore. > The error on the webpage is "The requested URL /asgard was not found > on this server". > > I then dumped the database and recreated it with script supplied but I > am now only getting page not found errors. If I look at the db it > seems to be ok but it is not bringing up my pages. > > I s there anyone out there that had a similar problem and managed to > fix it that can assist? > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
