GrungyApe
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FP 2002 ext on Apache 1.3.19 (apache-fp)
I'm stummped, and likely another word starting with stu....
I have put 97, 98 and 2000 on without this issue, but for some reason FP 2002 ext is causing this error when I try to connect with an FP windows client:
The requested URL /_vti_bin/shtml.exe/_vti_r
FP2002 ext are installed on an patched apache server running(1.3.19 with 2002patch)running on unix(linux 7.1).
I checked the files and perms and they are fine, the server has been restarted, and extended to enable publishing and content.
You can hit the site fine in a browser, but nothing with a client!
Anyone?
Thanks,
F
I have put 97, 98 and 2000 on without this issue, but for some reason FP 2002 ext is causing this error when I try to connect with an FP windows client:
The requested URL /_vti_bin/shtml.exe/_vti_r
FP2002 ext are installed on an patched apache server running(1.3.19 with 2002patch)running on unix(linux 7.1).
I checked the files and perms and they are fine, the server has been restarted, and extended to enable publishing and content.
You can hit the site fine in a browser, but nothing with a client!
Anyone?
Thanks,
F
ASKER
Technically, this is incorrect.
The UNIX extensions are designed for a unix environment and if set up correctly can accept a connection from a windows client.
My main server works fine with FP 2002 extensions on a Solaris box connected to from my XP system and 2000 client at home. The intent of providing these extensions is so IIS is not required. They offer at least 95% of the same functionality on unix as they do on IIS.
In my case however, this instance of FP fails to want to work. I have 2000 and 98 extensions running on other linux systems without issue. Some with and some without the apache patch; yet, this set is being difficult.
Thanks
The UNIX extensions are designed for a unix environment and if set up correctly can accept a connection from a windows client.
My main server works fine with FP 2002 extensions on a Solaris box connected to from my XP system and 2000 client at home. The intent of providing these extensions is so IIS is not required. They offer at least 95% of the same functionality on unix as they do on IIS.
In my case however, this instance of FP fails to want to work. I have 2000 and 98 extensions running on other linux systems without issue. Some with and some without the apache patch; yet, this set is being difficult.
Thanks
Can you connect from another machine? At least then you could narrow it down to the client or the server.
ASKER
Sorry it took so long. No, it fails a connect from any other machine, but I can use my 2000 win client to hook to my main FP2002 unix server.
Is this the error you get when connecting to the ROOT web?
I am only getting this error with virtual domains on Server version: Apache/1.3.23 (Unix)
I have a feeling their is something extra needed in httpd.conf for the virtual domains to understand _vti_rpc.
If it is the root web I can lead you in the right direction on fixing that.
I am only getting this error with virtual domains on Server version: Apache/1.3.23 (Unix)
I have a feeling their is something extra needed in httpd.conf for the virtual domains to understand _vti_rpc.
If it is the root web I can lead you in the right direction on fixing that.
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this line doesnt space out correctly on this web based stuff.
you need to
cp -R /usr/local/frontpage/versi
thats
cp -R (sourcefolder) to (destincation)
there is a space in between _vti_bin /(yourwebroot)/_vti_bin/
you need to
cp -R /usr/local/frontpage/versi
thats
cp -R (sourcefolder) to (destincation)
there is a space in between _vti_bin /(yourwebroot)/_vti_bin/
ASKER
Thank you!
It's been a while since I posted this and ended up just doing the FP on my PC and transfering it up, but after your post I went back through and it works!
Thanks Kenny, I'd all but given up.
Frank
It's been a while since I posted this and ended up just doing the FP on my PC and transfering it up, but after your post I went back through and it works!
Thanks Kenny, I'd all but given up.
Frank
AFAIK, using FP directly (connecting directly to the server) requires IIS.
Do the pages on your machine, then upload them. Use FTP to upload, it's easier.