How rto Install FrontPage

[arosa]

Hi, I want to know if it posible to install the FrontPage option in Plesk 8.1, because I need that option for my clients. Thanks for any information.

 

[DavidCollom]

as far as i am aware as of plesk 8.1 Frontpage support has been removed and nolonger supported

 

[MattElmore]

It works if you can find a copy of the Frontpage server extensions.

On my FreeBSD server I installed it from ports and it worked for me.

M

 

[DavidCollom]

ah right
anyone able to point me to a FC5 then?
I would love to find it

 

[SurfMarketing]

plesk 8.0

If I install 8.0 and setup my server with frontpage extensions and then upgrade it to 8.1 with the frontpage webs still work?

 

[MattElmore]

Re: plesk 8.0

Originally posted by SurfMarketing
If I install 8.0 and setup my server with frontpage extensions and then upgrade it to 8.1 with the frontpage webs still work?

Nope (at least not on FreeBSD)

Had to reinstall once Plesk was upgraded.

 

[RattleSn@ke]

Hi there.

I think I have a copy of the frontpage extensions.
I also tried to install the copy (RPM) that SW Soft provided with the older version of plesk (on FC3) and Plesk 8.1 reconised it without any problem. The only problem is that I get an error on the module that has to be loaded into apache and apache won't start.

So if someone has a solution, then I've got the extensions.

Thanks.


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This is what I posted earlier

Hello,

I'm trying to install the MS Frontpage Extensions on my webserver, but it seems something is going wrong ...
Can someone please provide me with some information on this issue?
If someone has a solution (except from uninstalling) I would really be grateful!

I installed the Frontpage-Extensions from RPM, and Plesk reconises it correctly and even lets me enable them for sites. But the module for Apache is not loaded. When I try to start httpd I get the following error and httpd is not started.

Starting httpd: httpd: Syntax error on line 206 of /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf: Cannot load /usr/lib/httpd/modules/mod_frontpage.so into server: /usr/lib/httpd/modules/mod_frontpage.so: undefined symbol: apr_filename_of_pathname
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[DavidCollom]

after reading your post above I attempted to install frontpage from ART's resp and received a very smiler problem, not entirely sure on what this means

 

[RattleSn@ke]

Originally posted by DavidCollom
after reading your post above I attempted to install frontpage from ART's resp and received a very smiler problem, not entirely sure on what this means

I think it has more something to do with Apache then with the module.
The best guess I can make is that there is some sort of patch needed for Apache, only I can't find any info on that.

 

[DavidCollom]

just for the record, what OS are you running and what version of plesk are you on?

 

[RattleSn@ke]

Originally posted by DavidCollom
just for the record, what OS are you running and what version of plesk are you on?

Sorry, thought that I already had mentioned that...
At this moment I'm running Plesk 8.1 @ FC5

 

[JDwebsites]

I am running fc2 and upgraded to 8.1 and the front page ext are still installed and working. Above you wondered if you installed an earlier version of plesk and then upgraded would it work. It worked here for me as I have been upgrading since 7.5 and frontpage is still here.

 

[bwakefield]

Re: Re: plesk 8.0

Originally posted by MattElmore
Nope (at least not on FreeBSD)

Had to reinstall once Plesk was upgraded.

Hello!

I upgraded from Plesk 8.0.1 to 8.1.0 and lost FrontPage Extensions on our FreeBSD 6.1 box.

/usr/local/psa/frontpage still exists with all the .cnf files. There is a fp_install.sh file too... but I'm too afraid to see what it does.

Any clues? I can't see anything in the port tree for FrontPage Server Extensions.


Ben

 

[bwakefield]

It appears microsoft haven't removed some stuff from their FTP server yet...

ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/products/frontpage


Ben

 

[hesham55]

i think this add. can help you

http://forum.swsoft.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=42962


Regards