The installation should be placed on a redhat9 and i found some really usefull pages to install midgard 1.5.0/asgard/aegir with redhat9. midgard itself works good but there is something we should know. Maybe you can help us finding the answers. we want to setup a new linux server for web- and mail-hosting. Our big problem is that i.e. smtp-authentification for mailservice is based on cyrus-sasl2 which only could been installed with a new version od berkeleydb. This db needs to have different/more actual libs than midgard. Also the hosting tool and the interface for the users we want to use are based on mysql4.0. how can we give our costumer midgard AND a modern/actual way working with webinterfaces. Redhat9 comes with apache2. uninstalling/not installing to get apache 1.3.27 is not the problem but installation of mrtg and webalizer is then more or less a nightmare. I dont like the idea using OLD and UNSECURE stuff only for the result that midgard is installed. Does anybody know the right way implementing midgard within apache2, mysql4, and so on... I tried midgard 1.6.0 but installing midgard-data doesnt work (i tried twice on different computers). Also midcom doesnt really could been installed (repligard called an error in line 21503).
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