Hi Mike,
On 12 May 2004 at 14:06, Mike Blonder wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I am receiving a '404 File Not Found' error when I try to call the
> aegir page. The documentation called for a move of the file, to what
> seemed to be the root directory:
>
> mv aegir/* /
>
Okay, these files should be moved to /var/lib/aegir
Set the permission on the directory to your apache user+group (If you
have installed the SuSE9.0 Midgard RPMS the command should be
"chown wwwrun.www /var/lib/aegir -R"
> I followed the doc and now have an aegir directory right under root
> for the machine. Shouldn't this directory be in /srv/www/htdocs in
> order for Apache to find it?
>
No, as Aegir is installed into the Midgard Database
> All of the repligard functions went fine from the command line.
Great.
However ;-) .....
As you point out in your next post, you get an 404 error. Please check
your midgard.conf file in /etc/httpd/
(You not only need to have the host defined in mysql but also need zo
have a virtual host defined for apache)
The SuSE install per standard activates Midgard on Port 8099,8101
and 8001 (if I am not completley mistaken), however not on port 80!
Two possibilities here:
1. change the host information with phpmyadmin in the midgard
database:
| 7 | localhost | 58 | 8 | |
0 | 8099 | 1 | /aegir
| 0 |
| 8 | localhost | 72 | 9 | |
0 | 8099 | 1 | /attachment/0
Restart apache afterwards, "rcapache restart"
2. enable Midgard on Port 80:
Edit your midgard.conf file to look like this (maybe you should use your
ip address instead of localhost):
NameVirtualHost localhost:80
<VirtualHost localhost:80>
Port 80
MidgardEngine On
MidgardFavorFiles On
</VirtualHost>
restart apache, "rcapache restart"
Hope this helps
Andreas
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike
>
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