Re: Frontpage Server Extensions Install Problem

1998-03-21 Thread Rita Meng
Kirk, I posted a similar question and got no responses. My server extensions were working. Then I upgraded to Apahche 1.2.5 and installed the latest FP ext for apache 1.2.5 dated March something. It looks like the new extensions are not putting shtml.exe and fpcount.exe in the subweb /_vti_bin di

Re: Frontpage Server Extensions Install Problem

1998-03-21 Thread Kirk Bollinger
Now, I've installed it but, FrontPage gives the following: 404 File Not Found File Not Found The requested URL /_vti_bin/shtml.exe/_vti_rpc was not found on this server. Any ideas? Thanks for all the help so far. -Kirk **L I

Re: Frontpage Server Extensions Install Problem

1998-03-21 Thread William T Wilson
On Sat, 21 Mar 1998, Kirk Bollinger wrote: > Cannot open "/home/httpd/html/conf/srm.conf": no such file or directory. srm.conf isn't located there. All the httpd config files (including srm.conf) are in /etc/httpd/conf. If you put them in /home/httpd/html/ then they can be read by browsers on

Re: Frontpage Server Extensions Install Problem

1998-03-21 Thread David S Edwards
srm.conf is part of the Apache configuration files. It determines how requests are serviced and how results should be formatted for the browsers. Usually srm.conf is in the /etc/httpd/conf directory. You could try creating a symlink to /etc/httpd/conf from /home/httpd/html/conf. I haven't look

Re: Frontpage Server Extensions Install Problem

1998-03-21 Thread Rita Meng
srm.conf should be in the same directory as httpd.conf. Originally in /etc/httpd/conf/. But I found FP ext wants it in /conf off of the directory that your root web is off of. I had to copy it there. Also had to copy httpd.conf there. Then when you start httpd you have to tell it that the server c

Re: Frontpage Server Extensions Install Problem

1998-03-21 Thread Kirk Bollinger
I seem to run into a problem installing FrontPage extensions. Here is the output I receive: Will chown web to bin as part of install. Will chgrp web to nobody as part of install. Cannot open "/home/httpd/html/conf/srm.conf": no such file or directory. ERROR: / installation failed. Hit enter to co