I've been fooling around with Midgard for a few months now, and I'm starting
to learn my way around... :-)
I'm looking for some pointers on a few issues:
* Sometimes when something "goes wrong" on a page (e.g., a MySQL pconnect
fails, or perhaps a syntax error) Midgard dumps an "error" screen with the source
code of the page and a hint about the line number of the offending statement. That's
great for development, but obviously not a good thing if the website is in "production".
How can I suppress these messages globally on my production site? I wouldn't want
a page containing SQL login information to be inadvertantly shown to the world.
* Is there a way to get to the cleartext password for a user account? (Needed if
the user forgot his password, and I want to send it to him).
* In Aegir is there a simple way to specifiy that certain topics or webpages should
never be replicated? In my case, I have topics and articles relating to user data,
and I would never want to replicate that subtree from my staging to live databases.
How can I get rid of these things in the top level "waiting for approval" list? Also,
is there a way to control when attachments get replicated?
Thanks in advance, /Jim
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