[midgard-user] Read Critical error AegirCMS.xml.gz line 55482

[John Habermann]

I am having a problem installing Aegir RC1.0 downloaded from www.agegir-cms.org using Midgard 1.4.4 compiled on a debian system.

Going by the instructions in the Installation guide which is available at the Aegir website I tried to install the AegirCMS.xml.gz. It failed with a read critical error message. I tried again using:
$ repligard -dd -c /usr/local/midgard/etc/repligard.conf -a -i AegirCMS.xml.gz
The debugging output shows that it works fine until

............
REPLIGARD/READ-Message: start object element, 39938d4e41ce9eb0d53d4c0f70a3cf0f
REPLIGARD/READ-Message: got object element
repligard-Message: importing element 39938d4e41ce9eb0d53d4c0f70a3cf0f
repligard-Message: calling SELECT
repligard-Message: Object element 39938d4e41ce9eb0d53d4c0f70a3cf0f updated successfuly
REPLIGARD/READ-Message: start object record_extension, 399a5a16a3eb767d4d78dd00472939c5

REPLIGARD/READ-CRITICAL **: Name space 'http://www.midgard-project.org/repligard/1.4' required in line 55482!

I tried installing the AegirSampleSite.xml.gz using:

$ repligard -a -i AegirSampleSite.xml.gz

and it installed fine so it would appear to be that there is a problem in the file. Looking at line 55482 in the file shows

</record_extension>

The the whole contents of the record extension tag are

<record_extension id="399a5a16a3eb767d4d78dd00472939c5" changed="20030128040241">
<tablename>page</tablename>
<domain><![CDATA[display]]></domain>
<value><![CDATA[0]]></value>
<oid>6b82c9b59c2e9953abd2ac8577673c7e</oid>
<name><![CDATA[topic]]></name>
</record_extension>

I am afraid my XML experience is very limited so I'm not sure what in that section I should be looking at or how it relates to the Midgard installation. I compiled midgard_data with www.habbers.com as the hostname and 127.0.0.1 as the host IP if that has any relevance. I have written up my install experience of midgard and aegir at http://www.sydney.wilderness.org.au/docs/node.php?id=24
if there are any other options that may be important.

I was keen to try the Aegir from CVS but www.aegir-cms.org seems to be down today.

Thanks for any help

John Habermann
The Wilderness Society, Sydney.


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