"If You need and want to create a virtual host, answer "yes". This is important. If you say "no", midgard-data won't update your database to be ready to use with the Apache server, and you will be forced to update your database manually."
I was never given the option as datagard crashed out on a package failure. Is there any way to run this bit specifically? Mike. ---------------------------------------------------- Michael Ross - Pan Leeds Web Developer Health Informatics Service����� Tel: (0113) 305 7416 2nd Floor������ ������� ������� Fax: (0113) 305 7398 North West House West Park Ring Road West Park Leeds LS16 6QG -----Original Message----- From: Michael Ross (PCT North West) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 03 February 2005 15:50 To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [midgard-user] Upgrade to 1.6.2 System is completely blank (restored from a ghost CD for a fresh install) so not apache configs or midgard files, blobs, cache files and db files. Apache 2.0.52, php 4.3.10 and mysql 4.0.22 have been installed (gentoo use flag mpm_prefork in use). Installed as per instructions - no problems Run datagard - datagard runs without problems until it gets to package midcom-example_multilang.xml.gz - REPLIGARD/READ-CRITICAL **: Failed to allocate delayed resource 3255ca035c9ec5f38409622b8a78cf58 as a link oid for record_extension (). Re-run datagard and tried to import this package on its own - same error Re-run datagard and selected all remaining packages to continue install Midcom_multilang.xml.gz - REPLIGARD/READ-CRITICAL **: Failed to allocate delayed resource 02650d1e212fbc0124bbfe30366dac1e as a link oid for record_extension (). Re-run datagard and tried to import this package on its own - same error Re-run datagard and selected all remaining packages to continue install - no further problems. Re-run datagard and added vhost development.web:8080 - screen says "Listen 8080" at the bottom and datagard exits. Started apache 2 - no problems Using firefox to display http://development.web:8080 - failed - displays root file index. Further investigation shows that in mysql, under the newly created midgard database, the host table is completely empty. Other tables have been populated though. Apache 2 log reports: [Thu Feb 03 15:47:34 2005] [debug] midgard-apache2.c(2077): [client 192.168.6.64] midgard_translate_handler(UTF-8, http://development.web:8080/) [Thu Feb 03 15:47:34 2005] [debug] select_db2.h(51): [client 192.168.6.64] Midgard: select_database opened database midgard [Thu Feb 03 15:47:34 2005] [debug] midgard-apache2.c(2131): [client 192.168.6.64] Midgard: host record for development.web:8080 not found [Thu Feb 03 15:47:34 2005] [debug] midgard-apache2.c(2077): [client 192.168.6.64] midgard_translate_handler(UTF-8, http://development.web:8080/favicon.ico) [Thu Feb 03 15:47:34 2005] [debug] select_db2.h(87): [client 192.168.6.64] Midgard: select_database reused open (midgard) [Thu Feb 03 15:47:35 2005] [debug] midgard-apache2.c(2131): [client 192.168.6.64] Midgard: host record for development.web:8080 not found [Thu Feb 03 15:47:35 2005] [error] [client 192.168.6.64] File does not exist: /var/local/lib/midgard/vhosts/development.web/8080/favicon.ico Using datagard attempted to create a 'normal' web address - www.leeds.nhs.uk - datagard says "Listen 80" at the bottom then exits. Host table still blank in midgard database. This is exactly what happened when I tried to use datagard when it was first available. The configuration I have (that is all over the place) is based on months of fiddling - the live servers have a completely clean configuration based on the original manual before datagard. What info do you need to continue? Cheers Mike. ---------------------------------------------------- Michael Ross - Pan Leeds Web Developer Health Informatics Service����� Tel: (0113) 305 7416 2nd Floor������ ������� ������� Fax: (0113) 305 7398 North West House West Park Ring Road West Park Leeds LS16 6QG -----Original Message----- From: Piotras [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 03 February 2005 15:04 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [midgard-user] Upgrade to 1.6.2 "Michael Ross (PCT North West)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > P.S. I did not notice midgard-apache module loaded anywhere. > > Its loaded in the apache.conf file otherwise nothing would work and apache > would throw up errors and not start at all. > > Anyway cheers for the ongoing help. Will try a completely clean install > using datagard and see what happens, otherwise I will stick to 1.6.1 and > apache 1 until I can figure out whats going on. Please, stay with 1.6.2. When setup is done ( and you are sure there is no additional stuff added by you ) and something is wrong , set apache log level to debug and send output. I use 1.6.2 since release day and noticed this relase as seagfaultless. I use it with Apache 1 and Apache 2. 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