I *think* I have got pretty close to getting Midgard installed, however,
I am confused about all the required VirtualHosts.
I have a RH7.2, Apache 1.3.26, MySQL 3.23, PHP 4.21 setup
My Apache server is serving lots of existing virtual hosts using
NameVirtualHosts on one IP address. Pre-Midgard it only uses port 80.
So I have VirtualHost directive something like the following:
NameVirtualHost 10.0.0.1
<VirtualHost 161.73.38.103>
ServerName default.jcsolutions.co.uk
ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DocumentRoot /var/www/html
DirectoryIndex home.html index.php
</VirtualHost>
<VirtualHost 161.73.38.103>
ServerName nonmidgardvh1.jcsolutions.co.uk
ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DocumentRoot /var/www/html/nonmidgardvh1
</VirtualHost>
<VirtualHost 161.73.38.103>
ServerName nonmidgardvh2.jcsolutions.co.uk
ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DocumentRoot /var/www/html/nonmidgardvh2
</VirtualHost>
and then on the end I add the Virtual Host contents of midgard-data.conf:
<VirtualHost 161.73.38.103>
MidgardEngine On
ServerName midgard.jcsolutions.co.uk
Port 80
# Switch off magic quotes - it is required with Midgard
php_value magic_quotes_gpc off
php_value magic_quotes_runtime off
# Configure text parser:
# Change to 'russian' for Russian Midgard
MidgardParser latin1
MidgardBlobDir "/var/midgard/blobs"
# Configuration for Russian Midgard:
<IfModule mod_charset.c>
# default charset for real or virtual server (selected if all
other charset-
# selections methods fails)
CharsetDefault koi8-r
# Default source (on-disk) charset (we keep all content in DB in
KOI8-R
# encoding). If you want different encoding, please re-encode
midgard-ru.sql
# before inserting it into DB too.
CharsetSourceEnc koi8-r
# Force mod_charset to do its work
CharsetDisable Off
</IfModule>
</VirtualHost>
Okay so far? Now what I am confused about is the section under amending
the Apache config file and updating the Midgard database in the
installation documentation.
When I create a Midgard site I want to be able to access it not through
another port number (my ports are firewall blocked and they won't let me
punch holes through on 8099 or whatever). I can use other ports from
within my firewall for admin purposes, but I will want to use
midgardsite1.jcsolutions.co.uk
midgardsite2.jcsolutions.co.uk
and so on to access the front end sites.
Anyway - if I restart apache and use the midgard.jcsolutions.co.uk
address it simply loads the default server page at
default.jcsolutions.co.uk.
I found these lines:
MidgardDatabase <midgard> <midgard> <midgard>
AddType application/x-hhtpd-php-midgard .mgd
MidgardTemplate phpelements.xml
MidgardRootFile libexec/midgard-root.php4
And put all of these in the non-server specific section of my
httpd.conf, and presumed that I need to change the <midgard> elements to
the username, password and dbname of the modgard database?
But it still does not do anything different.
So I now do not know what is happening. I'm on the verge of unpicking
everything and starting again, or worse, giving up. But I feel I must
be somewhere close!
Any thoughts anyone?
Jock
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