Re: [gmod-cmap] No enabled config files

[Ben F. <fag...@gm...>]

Hi,

The first thing I would check would be to make sure that you have an
enabled config file in your /etc/httpd/cmap.conf/ directory.  

After install, there should be two config files in there, example.conf
and global.conf.

The example.conf is the file you are interested in.  You can copy that
file to a new file with the .conf extention.  Then modify the new file
to point to the correct database.  

There is also an "is_enabled" flag in the file.  Once you have the new
config file pointed to the correct database, change the is_enabled
option to 1 and it all should work (assuming there is data).

Let me know how it goes (or if I've completely misunderstood your
situation).

Ben

On Thu, 2008-02-28 at 22:36 -0800, heekim wrote:
> I had the same error: No enabled config files
> 
> I am using Mac OS X.
> Before I install I changed cmap_install.conf as the following:
> 
> CONF=/etc/httpd/cmap.conf
> CGIBIN=/Library/Webserver/CGI-Executables
> TEMPLATES=/Library/Webserver/templates/cmap
> WEB_DOCUMENT_ROOT=/Library/Webserver/Documents
> HTDOCS=/Library/Webserver/Documents/cmap
> CACHE=/Library/Webserver/Documents/cmap/tmp
> SESSIONS=/Library/Webserver/Documents/cmap/tmp/sessions
> 
> Every things was going OK except Drawing map.
> 
> I know that one had the same question below.
> However there was no conclusion about this problem
> Thank you.
> 
> Hee Shin