browser attempting to download website cpanel

Browser attempting to download website cpanel mac osx#

the htdocs folder and website_2 folder must have appropriate permissions, same for the files in that folders). Keep in mind that Apache is running with a different UserId than you are running and it might need different rights for delivering requested files (i.e. The error_log should point out exactly, which file or path is mentioned. An error 404 either means, that there is missing a file or a path on your server, or Apache does not have sufficient permissions to read that file or path. Show us the fully qualified error message, also open the error_log and look for the error message for that event (there *should* be a more sophisticated message in your logfiles). Kamal_9 wrote.Ĝlick “Visit your site’s frontend” and I get 404 error message

Browser attempting to download website cpanel mac osx#

June 2018 16:34 XAMPP version: 5.6.36 Operating System: Mac OSX Yosemite 10.10.5 I have tried both processes with a couple of Joomla sites – both failing to load up once installed on localhost using XAMPP – I have also tried using AMPP and I got less further as it wouldn’t recognise sql databases (tried various fixes that got me nowhere)Īny help in getting this resolved would be massively appreciated… THANK YOU! Kamal_9 Posts: 1 Joined: 13. In browser (Chrome) go to and I get the same 404 error messageĨ. public $tmp_path = '/Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/website_2/tmp' ħ. public $log_path = '/Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/website_2/log' In website root folder (website_2) edit configuration.php as follows: Go to localhost/phpmyadmin and create a new database matching sql file downloaded and import fileĦ. Go to website cPanel and download all files in public_html and corresponding sql databaseĢ.Ĝopy public_html folder to XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/ and rename folder (eg website_2)ģ.Ğdit Sharing & Permissions to Read & Write for all enclosed items in folderĤ. When I click on “Visit your site’s backend” I get a blank white screenġ. Site set up default remains the same – when prompted click Clean Upġ2.Ĝlick “Visit your site’s frontend” and I get 404 error messageġ3.

Using default settings start extractionġ0.Ğnter Database server host name: localhost, user name: root and db name) – database is restored successfullyġ1. Launch XAMPP app and start all serversĦ.Ĝopy website backup (jpa file) and kickstart.php to empty folder XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/websiteħ.Ğdit Sharing & Permissions to Read & Write for all enclosed items in folderĨ. Login to Joomla Admin and backup site using latest Akeeba backupĥ. These have been the 2 processes I have tried so far:ġ.

I would really appreciate some experienced advice. I have only worked on live Joomla sites, so this is the first time developing on localhost. I have installed version of XAMPP relative to Joomla version installed on website (XAMPP 5.3.36 for Joomla 3.5 with PHP 5.6.36). I’m trying to get some Joomla sites running on my localhost (osx Yosemite 10.10.5) and have not been able to achieve this so far.