Closed lgdeysel1980 closed 6 years ago
You should look at your log files to know the real error.
Well, I thought I was putting the .htacess info in the wrong place, so I tried on both places (first the one then the other) to see if maybe I was putting it in the wrong place. Here's the info from my server error log: /home/qrhjyzmj/public_html/flightairmap/.htaccess: DocumentRoot not allowed here /home/qrhjyzmj/public_html/.htaccess: DocumentRoot not allowed here
Should be in flightairmap directory, it's where it is by default. But there is no "DocumentRoot" settings in the .htaccess, you have .htaccess of the repository ?
Yes.
Nevermind. I think I figured it out. On the install you have adjustment to the webserver for Apache. I don't have access to make any changes to it except for via CPanel.
Sorry about the confusion. I'll have to remove this then. :(
webserver change are only needed in some case. I know this work on some CPanel VPS, but each administrator can configure it like he want, so no idea if it's your case.
I'm on a shared server so I don't get access to that side of the server. Thanks though!
Good day,
Followed the installation instructions. Ensured that all php modules were available. I checked my phpinfo for more details on what modules are installed. Since I couldn't see mod_rewrite, I did a test of it as well.
As you can see it's working, so my host has most probably got it's own mod_rewrite as it seems the SERVER API is on CGI/Fast CGI
I put the folder in my public_html folder. Added the Apache >V4 into my .htaccess file. The moment I do that I cannot access anything else on my site. Install index.php still gives Internal Server error.
After removing the added info in .htaccess everything seems to work again. Still install/index.php give Internal Server error.
Any ideas?