I recently wiped and upgraded our Xserve from Leopard to Snow Leopard, and re-installed FMServer v10 – local and remote client access to our databases from client machines is working 100% fine.

On the previous (Leopard) system, I had created a CWP solution allowing viewing of record lists from our database. This was created using PHP Site Assistant, and then the layouts customised to suit.

Before wiping the system, I backed up the folder of files for this solution and had thought (foolishly perhaps), that all I needed to do was put them back into the /Webserver/Documents/ folder, and all would be hunky-dory..... However, when I try to visit the site, I get nothing.

When installing FMserver, I opted to use the OS install of PHP and selected 'Apache' from the list, and naturally activated web publishing in the admin console – this is exactly as I had done before (i.e. I chose the OS PHP when running 10.5 too).

What am I missing? Is this a permissions problem on the site folder following re-instating from backup? Do I need to activate apache modules in the Server Admin panel..?

Thanks in advance for any assistance – I'm at a loss!!!

Anyone got any ideas...?

Do I need to turn on any Apache modules in the OS Server Admin panel to get this working again....?

Thanks in advance!

Hi,

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Thanks for the useful link, but it didn't provide the answer to my question.....

My problem has evolved somewhat now – I generated a brand new site using PHP Site Assistant (linking to the same served databases as my customised solution). If I visit http://serveraddress/testsite/home.php or http://serveraddress/original/home.php I can see the login page fine, which I guess confirms PHP is up and running OK. However, when I try and login, I get no further, and just get dumped back to the same login page.

Bamboozled!! Any ideas anyone?

All sorted now – needed to turn on CGI and Server-Side-Includes in the OS Server Admin panel. D'oh!!

Good that it is solved.Next time will provide u with a better answer.