Midgard Lite 0.8.1 released

Jan 22nd 2003 -- The Midgard Lite developer team is happy to 
release Midgard Lite 0.8.1.

  The main goal of this release is to provide an easily
  installable package so everybody has the chance to look
  into the world of midgard.
  The core of Midgard Lite is more reliable than ever
  before, and only few important Midgard functions are
  missing

  We are always happy to receive feedback of any kind, so we
  can improve Midgard Lite and move towards a 1.0 release.
  You can find contact informations on

    http://www.midgard-project.org/discussion/

  Also you can use the bugtracker

    http://bugs.midgard-project.org

  to file bugs or feature requests. Thanks for your help.

Downloads

  Midgard Lite is available for download from:

  http://www.midgard-project.org/developer/downloads/midgard-lite/

About Midgard Lite

  Midgard Lite is an experimental version of the Midgard Content
  Management Framework written in pure PHP (no compiling required).

  It can be used in reasonably secure enviroments to display
  Midgard-based sites, where using CGI or unmodified PHP Apache
  servers is the only option. Examples of such environments include
  hosted servers and Windows systems.

  The code is release under GPL.

Requirements

  Midgard Lite requires a running installation of the Apache web
  server, PHP programming language and the MySQL database. These
  are available for most Linux distributions, and are probably
  already installed on your system.
  Also your Apache has to include the mod_rewrite module (which is
  usually the case) and you need PHP's register_globals setting
  switched to on.

About Midgard

  Midgard is a freely available framework for Content Management
  Systems and other information management solutions. Midgard
  provides developers with an easy-to-use framework built on the
  common Apache, PHP and MySQL components.

  Midgard-based solutions are active use by hundreds of organizations
  worldwide. It can be used for managing content on Web, Extranet and
  Intranet services from simple templating solutions to complex
  business applications.


Matthias Englert