"Michael Ross (PCT North West)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I don't use the configurations generated automatically by datagard as > firstly I cannot use port 8001, I have to use port 8080
Did you read some docs about forcing this port by midgard-data and datagard? You define yourself which port should be used. Since Midgard 1.6.2 midgard-data and datagard checks if port defined by you is already defined in any Apache configuration files. If it is datagard doesn't do any cahnges to conf files. > and secondly I have > several configurations of similar names commented out but used for testing > that tend to get screwed up so the conf files are brought together by hand. datagard creates own configuration files to avoid any problems, what you define as host name its port it's up to you. > The two configurations are for apache 1. But I forgot to add a couple of > lines present at the top of my vhosts.conf file. > MidgardParser latin1 Set to utf-8 > MidgardTemplate phpelements.xml > AddType application/x-httpd-php-midgard .mgd > MidgardPageCacheDir /var/local/cache/midgard Michael , please stop. You hurt yourself. You force using cache and set root file as nommp (AFAIR ). > The entire repligard.conf file is: This is not needed for vhosts to be running. > I have almost completed the experiment in moving to apache 2, its just I think I must say you do experiment. I can not describe you what you should do exactly as there are plenty of things to be done. That's why we have tool like datagard. Piotras P.S. I did not notice midgard-apache module loaded anywhere. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
