Getting blank page at /install after server rebuild
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2015 8:09 pm
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Hosting company: we host internally (not available publicly)
URL of phpinfo.php:
URL of session_test.php:
What terms did you try when SEARCHING for a solution: "blank install page" "forbidden" "You don't have permission"
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We've been running Hesk (licensed) for several years with no trouble whatsoever. I originally had it running on SuSe Linux, and eventually moved it to newer hardware running CentOS 6.3. We were fully upgraded to Hesk 255.
That server died this morning. I had extra server hardware available, so I've started a fresh install of CentOS 6.3 and have that up and running with PHP and MySQL both running.
In 3 previous Hesk installs I've followed the exact same procedure as I am now and I've never had a problem. This time, when I open the /hesk/install URL on our internal web server, I get:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /hesk/install on this server
For this install, as I've always done, I created a folder called "hesk" in /var/www/html. That folder that I created myself does not get the error. The hesk files were put directly into that folder so that on the server, the install folder is at:
/var/www/html/hesk/install
So I tried changing permissions on the install folder to match the parent folder (allowing "access files" to all groups). When I do this, I no longer get the error; instead I just get a 100% blank white web page. No install script, no text, no anything. Just a plain white page. Again, I'm following the same procedure I've always followed for installing or upgrading Hesk, and this has never happened.
I've verified that the MySQL service is running, and the default root apache page loads fine, as do any test html pages that I've placed into the same directories to make sure httpd is functioning correctly.
I'm not sure what to try next.
EDIT: The only thing different this time is that I'm installing the full version of 255. My previous installation was the full version of 252 that was upgraded to 255.
Version of script:
Hosting company: we host internally (not available publicly)
URL of phpinfo.php:
URL of session_test.php:
What terms did you try when SEARCHING for a solution: "blank install page" "forbidden" "You don't have permission"
Write your message below:
We've been running Hesk (licensed) for several years with no trouble whatsoever. I originally had it running on SuSe Linux, and eventually moved it to newer hardware running CentOS 6.3. We were fully upgraded to Hesk 255.
That server died this morning. I had extra server hardware available, so I've started a fresh install of CentOS 6.3 and have that up and running with PHP and MySQL both running.
In 3 previous Hesk installs I've followed the exact same procedure as I am now and I've never had a problem. This time, when I open the /hesk/install URL on our internal web server, I get:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /hesk/install on this server
For this install, as I've always done, I created a folder called "hesk" in /var/www/html. That folder that I created myself does not get the error. The hesk files were put directly into that folder so that on the server, the install folder is at:
/var/www/html/hesk/install
So I tried changing permissions on the install folder to match the parent folder (allowing "access files" to all groups). When I do this, I no longer get the error; instead I just get a 100% blank white web page. No install script, no text, no anything. Just a plain white page. Again, I'm following the same procedure I've always followed for installing or upgrading Hesk, and this has never happened.
I've verified that the MySQL service is running, and the default root apache page loads fine, as do any test html pages that I've placed into the same directories to make sure httpd is functioning correctly.
I'm not sure what to try next.
EDIT: The only thing different this time is that I'm installing the full version of 255. My previous installation was the full version of 252 that was upgraded to 255.