Further:
You probably need to look at your Apache config file for the Directory
directives. Mine at "/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf " includes the
following towards the end:-
<Directory "/var/www/xxxxf">
Options Indexes
FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
RewriteEngine on
RewriteBase
/
RewriteCond
%{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond
%{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule
^(.*)$ index.php?q=$1 [L,QSA]
</Directory>
This tells Apache where find Drupal for that particular
website.
Alison
Are you running Linux or Windows?
My understanding is that most Linux distributions access drupal via
"/var/www/" unless you have some links activated. On both
my Centos and OpenSUSE boxes the main html file index file is at
"/var/www/html/index.html" Wouldn't make sense to have it
under Apache2/htdocs on a Linux box..
Alison
At 10:24 PM 4/01/2011, you wrote:
Follow up!
I tried to give all the permissions to all directories and files in order
to avoid any problems related to that but nothing.
I've already noticed that I think even if the page says it's all ok when
I looked in the directory tree nothing changed and any directories or
files created....
How is it should be?
My Doc Root is /usr/local/apache2/htdocs and under this directory there
are all the files (and dir) downloaded from Drupal but I should find
under sites directory my website like
www.alfredo.com....am I right? But it's not there.
Regards
Al
On Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 18:55, Alfredo De Luca
<alfredo.deluca@gmail.com
> wrote:
- Hi Maurice.
- What I did is
- 1)download the tar ball
- 2) unzippped and put under my Apache2 web server doc root
- 3) Install PHP and MySql and create DB and user then all the
settings.php permission
- 4) Start the web server and point the web browser to
localhost/install.php and it asked questions about DB name, user and web
admin uder and then straight away it says succesful and start your web
site.
- 5) Then I have the page like to start (live Admin, contents and so
on) but anythink I press in that page keeps bringing me to a default
index page you usually have when you install apache.
- I tried a couple of time with Google Chrome then with Firefox but the
same thing happend.
- Now as far as you know what should I expected under the doc root
after the Drupal installation? Anything under sites/default/files?
- Thanks
- Alfredo
- On Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 03:11, Maurice Mengel
<mauricemengel@gmail.com
> wrote:
- Hi Alfredo,
- Your problem seems vaguely familiar, but I don't remember anymore
when
- I had it or what I did then.
- I would guess that you didn't install drupal in the server root
- directory, but instead in a subdirectory (which should be perfectly
- possible). There must be something else which mixes up the links.
- Maybe you set an url in settings.php which is only necessary in very
- weird cases. If you did revert it.
- Anyways, we need more info from you.
- 1) Can you log in at all?
- 2)
exampledomain.com/admin or
exampledomain.com/subdir/admin should
- get you to admin page (after logging in)
- 3) can you tell where your (wrong) links are pointing?
- 4) which server are you using?
- best
- maurice
- On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 12:47 AM, Alfredo De Luca
- <
alfredo.deluca@gmail.com> wrote:
- > Hi there.
- > As I said I am newbie with Drupal but today I figured out how to
install it
- > and ready to go except now I have the welcome page "
- >
- > Welcome to your new Drupal website!" to start with and I
guess I have to
- > configure my website and so on.
- >
- > When I press any of those link it keeps showing me my apache
welcome page.
- >
- > What am I missing? Mysql is up and running and php seems
working.
- > Any clue?
- > Cheers
- > Alfredo
- >
- >
- >
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