Congrats! Can't wait to start compiling! Will NTLM make my need for ldap authetication redundant?
Torben Nehmer wrote:
Midgard 1.5.0 "Biergarten" released
MUNICH, Jun 23th 2003 -- The Midgard Project has released the latest version of the Midgard Open Source Content Management Framework.
Midgard provides a reliable CMS framework build on top of the LAMP platform. Midgard's core features include internationalization, accessibility, scalability and PHP connectivity.
Major changes:
* Support for PHP 4.3.x and MySQL 4.x * Managing of multilingual content * Integrated NTLM single sign-on authentication with Windows networks using Mozilla 1.4 and Internet Explorer * Hooks for the MidRepository workflow module
Multilingual content
Multilang system for Midgard was developed by David Schmitter from Dataflow. It separates object metadata from the actual language versions of the data. Multilang requires some database structure changes outlined in the README.multilang file of the midgard-data package.
NTLM authentication
The mod_midgard-preparser Apache module can now provide single sign-on capabilities with Windows networks. The module requires a recent beta version of Samba 3.0 and EAPI-enabled Apache 1.3.x. More information in the INSTALL-NTLM file on mod_midgard-preparser. Midgard's NTLM authentication capabilities were developed in cooperation with the Samba Team.
Workflow module
David Schmitter from Dataflow has created a configurable workflow and version control module for Midgard, MidRepository. MidRepository adds the capability of creating configurable workflow processes for Midgard data and managing Midgard content in a CVS repository. MidRepository can be downloaded from: http://midgard.dataflow.ch/
Planned for next release:
* Sitegroup support is mandatory * Pagelinks feature will be removed * New Midgard-data package including MidCOM and SpiderAdmin * Multilang will be enabled by default * Integrated MidRepository workflow module * Old mod_midgard will be deprecated in favor of mod_midgard-preparser
About Midgard
The Midgard Content Management Framework was initially released in May 1999, and has since gathered a sizable user and developer community. Midgard powers thousands of web sites ranging from simple organizational websites to major portals like New Zealand eGovernment site and Playbill.
Midgard is being developed by an international team of professionals. Midgard's development team includes new media designers, system integrators and content management consultants. Midgard development is being supported by several commercial and governmental entities including the European Union.
Midgard developers participate actively in OSCOM, the Open Source Content Management community's central organization. More information on the OSCOM website: http://www.oscom.org/
Getting started with Midgard
Midgard tutorial materials from the OSCOM 3 conference are available online at: http://www.slideml.org/files/slidesets/499/title.html
More information http://www.midgard-project.org/
Torben Nehmer, Midgard release manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Henri Bergius, Midgard spokesman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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