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  1. jandafields

    jandafields Well-Known Member

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    Frontpage works fine for editing websites on the server, but when I go to Tools -> Server -> Administration within Frontpage, I then enter the user/pass and get the following error:

    Server Error: Unknown web server type " ". On Windows platforms, Microsoft Internet Information Server is supported. On UNIX platforms, Apache with the Microsoft FrontPage patch is supported.

    I use Centos 3.3
    CPanel 10.0.0.R7
    Frontpage 2002

    Please help.
    Thanks.
     
    #1 jandafields, Apr 6, 2005
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    Can anyone answer this? I see a few threads with this same problem and no one has offered a solution.
     
    #2 mike25, Jun 14, 2005
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    Hello,

    Is it a server wide issue, or problem with only one domain?

    Let me know the status.
     
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    #3 bijo, Jun 15, 2005
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    Server-wide. It has never worked for any domain.
     
    #4 jandafields, Jun 15, 2005
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    Hello,

    Try the scripts

    /scripts/setupfp5
    /scripts/initfpsuexec

    Let me know the status.
     
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    #5 bijo, Jun 16, 2005
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    I have ran both scripts. setupfp5 gave me this error :

    /usr/local/apache/htdocs/public_html does not exist or is not a directory!

    not sure if that will cause any major problems or not. I will have to check with my customer and see if the problem still exsists.

    Thanks,
    Mike
     
    #6 mike25, Jun 16, 2005
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    Hello Mike,

    Is there any other apache folder (like apache2) in /usr/local/ directory?
    If yes move the directory to apache2.off and run the scripts again.
    It should solve your issue ;)
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    mv /usr/local/apache2 /usr/local/apache2.off
    /scripts/setupfp5
    /scripts/initfpsuexec
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    Let me know the status?.
     
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    Those 2 commands run successfully, but I still get the same error:

    Server Error: Unknown web server type " ". On Windows platforms, Microsoft Internet Information Server is supported. On UNIX platforms, Apache with the Microsoft FrontPage patch is supported.
     
    #8 jandafields, Jun 17, 2005
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    No, I only have one apache directory, just no public_html at the end of the tree.

    If I attempt to reinstall the RPM I get a failed dependancy error. I am going to run a upcp and see if that will help any, I am running a slightly older release build
     
    #10 mike25, Jun 17, 2005
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    That should help.

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    Aby :)
     
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    I have tried reinstalling frontpage and all other scripts but am still getting error while accessing the administration section via frontpage :

    Server Error: Unknown web server type " ". On Windows platforms, Microsoft Internet Information Server is supported. On UNIX platforms, Apache with the Microsoft FrontPage patch is supported.

    Has anyone found a solution yet.

    Thanks
     
    #12 aress, Jul 15, 2005
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    Not working

    I have done all the above stuffs.




    But it seems to be not working.:)

    It's really shame
     
    #13 sudheesh, Jun 18, 2007
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    This is an extremely old post you replied to. FrontPage and Extensions have been discontinued and no longer supported by Microsoft, so you are probably better moving on to supported editors using FTP or WebDav
     
    #14 jandafields, Jul 2, 2007
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