Thanks for your reply. I've done all you mention and think that I am making progress getting this thing going.
1) Yes, you are correct, /etc/httpd/midgard.conf did set the virtual ports for 80, 8099, 8101 & 8102 AND (most importantly) set the ServerName for <linux.local>.
2) There were inconsistencies between /etc/httpd/midgard.conf and /etc/httpd/httpd.conf, specifically as regards ServerName. /etc/httpd/httpd.conf did not have a specified ServerName.
3) A review of the host table for the midgard database with phpMyAdmin or an sql query from command line indicated that ports for ALL midgard components were set for 80.
4) I have now set, as per your suggestion, components <aegir> & <attachment> to port 8099.
5) I have also rendered the ServerName consistent between /etc/httpd/midgard.conf & /etc/httpd/httpd.conf. ServerName is localhost in /etc/httpd/midgard.conf & 127.0.0.1 in /etc/httpd/httpd.conf
6) It should be noted that the midgard box is on a LAN and has an internal DHCP served IP of 192.168.168.173. There are consistent issues relative to calling the midgard asgard site from any remote machine. These issues have pervaded the whole process of installing the first two pieces of midgard. Now, asgard can be consistently called from the midgard box, but a call to 192.168.168.173:80/asgard does not serve the page. Can you suggest a better ServerName?
7) Now, from the midgard box, the Aegir page can be called through a couple of clicks on the host tab at the top of the asgard screen. But the graphics for Aegir do NOT load. As well, the login <admin> password <password> does NOT work. I must note that as per your suggestion I did move the aegir directory (and subdirectories) to /var/lib. It would seem that some of the files are not being found, correct?
Thanks for any further suggestions on this as we would certainly like to continue efforts to setup midgard.
Mike
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