Hi All, I have been having a look at the Midgard 1.6.2 packages and (as usual for me) am having a number of problems with it. I am currently using the 1.6.1 package without any issues at all.
The Issue: - Installing the core, apache 1 module, php and doing a data upgrade. - Apache starts ok - Any attempt to access any midgard page returns either a blank page for midgard-root-nommp or the midgard apache entries (<[code-compat]> <[code-global]> <[code-init]><[ROOT]><[code-finish]>) for midgard-root The apache log (debug level) returns the usual midgard output down to the line Midgard: serving blob ... The php log file returns a fatal error - PHP Fatal error: Not a midgard request in midgard-root-nommp when caching is off and in the cache file when caching is on. MidgardPageCacheDir is set in vhost and confirmed to exist with global write permissions and is owned by apache. Removing only moves the error from the cache file to midgard-root-nommp. Just to note that the install was on a clean machine with all traces of midgard 1.6.1 removed other than the database. Ok that's the situation. I have been trying to find out where the problem lies so I reinstalled 1.6.1 (without any issues at all) and have a fully working midgard system to work from. I then started going through the installation step by step. Install Core - no problems, system still working Installed apache 1 module - blank pages and php errors (possibly due to 1.6.1 rather than 1.6.2 php module being stalled at this time) Installed php 1.6.2 module - no change - blank pages and php fatal error Installed data - no change So I can only conclude that the apache 1 module has a few critical problems to resolve yet. On another point, installation of the apache 1 module still fails to get the apache.conf entry right. It inserts a line 'AddModule mod_midgard.c' which causes an apache error because the module is not that name. this line should read 'AddModule midgard-apache1.c' for apache to work correctly. System specs: Apache 1.3.33 PHP 4.3.10 Linux Version: Gentoo I have so far failed utterly in being able to migrate to apache 2. Some issue with apr that we have so far been unable to pin down, so I have no option but to use apache 1. I must apologise for the endless issues I seem to raise. I used to break software for a living as I have a natural ability to do it. Some things never change :-) Any help would be most appreciated Cheers Mike. ---------------------------------------------------- Michael Ross - Pan Leeds Web Developer Health Informatics Service����� Tel: (0113) 305 7417 2nd Floor������ ������� ������� Fax: (0113) 305 7398 North West House West Park Ring Road West Park Leeds LS16 6QG --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
