Wordpress Installation Wizard Does Not Appear
I'm trying to run the WordPress Installation wizard on my dedicated server.
When I access the folder where WordPress is present, I get the FTP view.
Any Idea why is that? Phpmyadmin is working fine using the [IP]/phpmyadmin URL.
But I need to use // before the IP to be able to view it. If I directly use the URL, I get that the page is not Found
Can someone guide me? What should I tell the hosting company to fix?
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ftp redhat-enterprise-linux wordpress
asked Feb 7 at 11:52
RobzRobz
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I'm trying to run the WordPress Installation wizard on my dedicated server.
When I access the folder where WordPress is present, I get the FTP view.
Any Idea why is that? Phpmyadmin is working fine using the [IP]/phpmyadmin URL.
But I need to use // before the IP to be able to view it. If I directly use the URL, I get that the page is not Found
Can someone guide me? What should I tell the hosting company to fix?
Browser view
ftp redhat-enterprise-linux wordpress
asked Feb 7 at 11:52
RobzRobz
12
I figured they are giving me hell every time I request something
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:10
Is there something specific to tell them tho so that its fixed?
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:10
add a comment |
I'm trying to run the WordPress Installation wizard on my dedicated server.
When I access the folder where WordPress is present, I get the FTP view.
Any Idea why is that? Phpmyadmin is working fine using the [IP]/phpmyadmin URL.
But I need to use // before the IP to be able to view it. If I directly use the URL, I get that the page is not Found
Can someone guide me? What should I tell the hosting company to fix?
Browser view
ftp redhat-enterprise-linux wordpress
asked Feb 7 at 11:52
RobzRobz
12
I'm trying to run the WordPress Installation wizard on my dedicated server.
When I access the folder where WordPress is present, I get the FTP view.
Any Idea why is that? Phpmyadmin is working fine using the [IP]/phpmyadmin URL.
But I need to use // before the IP to be able to view it. If I directly use the URL, I get that the page is not Found
Can someone guide me? What should I tell the hosting company to fix?
Browser view
ftp redhat-enterprise-linux wordpress
ftp redhat-enterprise-linux wordpress
asked Feb 7 at 11:52
RobzRobz
12
asked Feb 7 at 11:52
RobzRobz
12
edited Feb 7 at 12:09
Robz
asked Feb 7 at 11:52
RobzRobz
12
asked Feb 7 at 11:52
RobzRobz
12
asked Feb 7 at 11:52
RobzRobz
12
12
I figured they are giving me hell every time I request something
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:10
Is there something specific to tell them tho so that its fixed?
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:10
add a comment |
I figured they are giving me hell every time I request something
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:10
Is there something specific to tell them tho so that its fixed?
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:10
I figured they are giving me hell every time I request something
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:10
I figured they are giving me hell every time I request something
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:10
Is there something specific to tell them tho so that its fixed?
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:10
Is there something specific to tell them tho so that its fixed?
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:10
add a comment |
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Do you get anything when you to go http://111.222.333.444/gtaadmin/GTA/index.php ??
Without more information on your host configuration - I would guess that the most likely reason for this is that the default document type isnt specified.
A couple of options to resolve this are:
1) Get the default document of index.php added to the host
2) Create a redirect rule in htaccess (see https://help.dreamhost.com/hc/en-us/articles/215747748-How-can-I-redirect-and-rewrite-my-URLs-with-an-htaccess-file-)
You will want something like:
Redirect /path/to/old/file/ http://www.example.com/new/file/index.php
answered Feb 7 at 12:21
Fazer87Fazer87
10.5k12742
Hello! I get Not Found The requested URL /gtaadmin/GTA/index.php was not found on this server. if I try to access anything present in the FTP. Is that an apache issue? I can only view html and other media files when I access the websites using file:// before the IP. When I access it that way and try accessing a php file, I see the code instead of running it
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:34
Sounds horribly apache config-y to me. I'll bow out now as I'm not an apache guru by any means and wouldn't want to lead you down the wrong route - but if you can see a directory and not a file in it, there's not a vast number of things other than the serving application that it can be. Have you tried WebMasters Stack Exchange? There's Apache Guru's galore on there
– Fazer87
Feb 7 at 12:39
Okay so I sent the team an email with visible anger in it and it did the trick, they got it fixed.
– Robz
Feb 7 at 13:00
Glad its sorted - sorry I coudnt be more helpful in pinning down the specific issue
– Fazer87
Feb 7 at 16:02
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Do you get anything when you to go http://111.222.333.444/gtaadmin/GTA/index.php ??
Without more information on your host configuration - I would guess that the most likely reason for this is that the default document type isnt specified.
A couple of options to resolve this are:
1) Get the default document of index.php added to the host
2) Create a redirect rule in htaccess (see https://help.dreamhost.com/hc/en-us/articles/215747748-How-can-I-redirect-and-rewrite-my-URLs-with-an-htaccess-file-)
You will want something like:
Redirect /path/to/old/file/ http://www.example.com/new/file/index.php
answered Feb 7 at 12:21
Fazer87Fazer87
10.5k12742
Hello! I get Not Found The requested URL /gtaadmin/GTA/index.php was not found on this server. if I try to access anything present in the FTP. Is that an apache issue? I can only view html and other media files when I access the websites using file:// before the IP. When I access it that way and try accessing a php file, I see the code instead of running it
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:34
Sounds horribly apache config-y to me. I'll bow out now as I'm not an apache guru by any means and wouldn't want to lead you down the wrong route - but if you can see a directory and not a file in it, there's not a vast number of things other than the serving application that it can be. Have you tried WebMasters Stack Exchange? There's Apache Guru's galore on there
– Fazer87
Feb 7 at 12:39
Okay so I sent the team an email with visible anger in it and it did the trick, they got it fixed.
– Robz
Feb 7 at 13:00
Glad its sorted - sorry I coudnt be more helpful in pinning down the specific issue
– Fazer87
Feb 7 at 16:02
add a comment |
Do you get anything when you to go http://111.222.333.444/gtaadmin/GTA/index.php ??
Without more information on your host configuration - I would guess that the most likely reason for this is that the default document type isnt specified.
A couple of options to resolve this are:
1) Get the default document of index.php added to the host
2) Create a redirect rule in htaccess (see https://help.dreamhost.com/hc/en-us/articles/215747748-How-can-I-redirect-and-rewrite-my-URLs-with-an-htaccess-file-)
You will want something like:
Redirect /path/to/old/file/ http://www.example.com/new/file/index.php
answered Feb 7 at 12:21
Fazer87Fazer87
10.5k12742
Hello! I get Not Found The requested URL /gtaadmin/GTA/index.php was not found on this server. if I try to access anything present in the FTP. Is that an apache issue? I can only view html and other media files when I access the websites using file:// before the IP. When I access it that way and try accessing a php file, I see the code instead of running it
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:34
Sounds horribly apache config-y to me. I'll bow out now as I'm not an apache guru by any means and wouldn't want to lead you down the wrong route - but if you can see a directory and not a file in it, there's not a vast number of things other than the serving application that it can be. Have you tried WebMasters Stack Exchange? There's Apache Guru's galore on there
– Fazer87
Feb 7 at 12:39
Okay so I sent the team an email with visible anger in it and it did the trick, they got it fixed.
– Robz
Feb 7 at 13:00
Glad its sorted - sorry I coudnt be more helpful in pinning down the specific issue
– Fazer87
Feb 7 at 16:02
add a comment |
Do you get anything when you to go http://111.222.333.444/gtaadmin/GTA/index.php ??
Without more information on your host configuration - I would guess that the most likely reason for this is that the default document type isnt specified.
A couple of options to resolve this are:
1) Get the default document of index.php added to the host
2) Create a redirect rule in htaccess (see https://help.dreamhost.com/hc/en-us/articles/215747748-How-can-I-redirect-and-rewrite-my-URLs-with-an-htaccess-file-)
You will want something like:
Redirect /path/to/old/file/ http://www.example.com/new/file/index.php
answered Feb 7 at 12:21
Fazer87Fazer87
10.5k12742
Do you get anything when you to go http://111.222.333.444/gtaadmin/GTA/index.php ??
Without more information on your host configuration - I would guess that the most likely reason for this is that the default document type isnt specified.
A couple of options to resolve this are:
1) Get the default document of index.php added to the host
2) Create a redirect rule in htaccess (see https://help.dreamhost.com/hc/en-us/articles/215747748-How-can-I-redirect-and-rewrite-my-URLs-with-an-htaccess-file-)
You will want something like:
Redirect /path/to/old/file/ http://www.example.com/new/file/index.php
answered Feb 7 at 12:21
Fazer87Fazer87
10.5k12742
answered Feb 7 at 12:21
Fazer87Fazer87
10.5k12742
answered Feb 7 at 12:21
Fazer87Fazer87
10.5k12742
answered Feb 7 at 12:21
Fazer87Fazer87
10.5k12742
10.5k12742
Hello! I get Not Found The requested URL /gtaadmin/GTA/index.php was not found on this server. if I try to access anything present in the FTP. Is that an apache issue? I can only view html and other media files when I access the websites using file:// before the IP. When I access it that way and try accessing a php file, I see the code instead of running it
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:34
Sounds horribly apache config-y to me. I'll bow out now as I'm not an apache guru by any means and wouldn't want to lead you down the wrong route - but if you can see a directory and not a file in it, there's not a vast number of things other than the serving application that it can be. Have you tried WebMasters Stack Exchange? There's Apache Guru's galore on there
– Fazer87
Feb 7 at 12:39
Okay so I sent the team an email with visible anger in it and it did the trick, they got it fixed.
– Robz
Feb 7 at 13:00
Glad its sorted - sorry I coudnt be more helpful in pinning down the specific issue
– Fazer87
Feb 7 at 16:02
add a comment |
Hello! I get Not Found The requested URL /gtaadmin/GTA/index.php was not found on this server. if I try to access anything present in the FTP. Is that an apache issue? I can only view html and other media files when I access the websites using file:// before the IP. When I access it that way and try accessing a php file, I see the code instead of running it
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:34
Sounds horribly apache config-y to me. I'll bow out now as I'm not an apache guru by any means and wouldn't want to lead you down the wrong route - but if you can see a directory and not a file in it, there's not a vast number of things other than the serving application that it can be. Have you tried WebMasters Stack Exchange? There's Apache Guru's galore on there
– Fazer87
Feb 7 at 12:39
Okay so I sent the team an email with visible anger in it and it did the trick, they got it fixed.
– Robz
Feb 7 at 13:00
Glad its sorted - sorry I coudnt be more helpful in pinning down the specific issue
– Fazer87
Feb 7 at 16:02
Hello! I get Not Found The requested URL /gtaadmin/GTA/index.php was not found on this server. if I try to access anything present in the FTP. Is that an apache issue? I can only view html and other media files when I access the websites using file:// before the IP. When I access it that way and try accessing a php file, I see the code instead of running it
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:34
Hello! I get Not Found The requested URL /gtaadmin/GTA/index.php was not found on this server. if I try to access anything present in the FTP. Is that an apache issue? I can only view html and other media files when I access the websites using file:// before the IP. When I access it that way and try accessing a php file, I see the code instead of running it
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:34
Sounds horribly apache config-y to me. I'll bow out now as I'm not an apache guru by any means and wouldn't want to lead you down the wrong route - but if you can see a directory and not a file in it, there's not a vast number of things other than the serving application that it can be. Have you tried WebMasters Stack Exchange? There's Apache Guru's galore on there
– Fazer87
Feb 7 at 12:39
Sounds horribly apache config-y to me. I'll bow out now as I'm not an apache guru by any means and wouldn't want to lead you down the wrong route - but if you can see a directory and not a file in it, there's not a vast number of things other than the serving application that it can be. Have you tried WebMasters Stack Exchange? There's Apache Guru's galore on there
– Fazer87
Feb 7 at 12:39
Okay so I sent the team an email with visible anger in it and it did the trick, they got it fixed.
– Robz
Feb 7 at 13:00
Okay so I sent the team an email with visible anger in it and it did the trick, they got it fixed.
– Robz
Feb 7 at 13:00
Glad its sorted - sorry I coudnt be more helpful in pinning down the specific issue
– Fazer87
Feb 7 at 16:02
Glad its sorted - sorry I coudnt be more helpful in pinning down the specific issue
– Fazer87
Feb 7 at 16:02
add a comment |
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I figured they are giving me hell every time I request something
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:10
Is there something specific to tell them tho so that its fixed?
– Robz
Feb 7 at 12:10