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| sgn76063 2005-04-13, 2:50 am |
| I've got a site on an Apache Server at Mesopia.com that I'd built with
FP2000. I've had no problems publishing with FP2000. I've upgraded to
FP2003, and cannot publish any more! I get a message about being unable to
open my site due to a Server error: the AllowOerride option should be set to
something other than "None". This isn't a big help!
I noticed that the PageOptions in FP2000 had an entry for Server type, and I
had Apache in it. FP2003's PageOptions doesn't have any entry for Server
type that I can find.
Can anyone help me get fp2003 to publish to my site on an Apache server?
Thanks,
Steve
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| Have the extensions also been upgraded to 2002?
The AllowOverride is an entry in the Apache server configuration file,
and should be set correctly by your host. Search www.rtr.com for
details. (Ready To Run Software build/maintain the extensions for
Unix servers.)
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Ron Symonds
Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
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"sgn76063" <sgn76063@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3B91406C-36C6-4442-9CCC-35AEC78DBDB3@microsoft.com...
> I've got a site on an Apache Server at Mesopia.com that I'd built
> with
> FP2000. I've had no problems publishing with FP2000. I've upgraded
> to
> FP2003, and cannot publish any more! I get a message about being
> unable to
> open my site due to a Server error: the AllowOerride option should
> be set to
> something other than "None". This isn't a big help!
> I noticed that the PageOptions in FP2000 had an entry for Server
> type, and I
> had Apache in it. FP2003's PageOptions doesn't have any entry for
> Server
> type that I can find.
> Can anyone help me get fp2003 to publish to my site on an Apache
> server?
> Thanks,
> Steve
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