Hi Jimmy,
Try this:
First disable FrontPage for the site.
cd /home/sites/domain-in-question.com/
find . -type d -name "_*" -exec rm -R \{\} \;
rm ./web/.htaccess
rm /usr/local/frontPage/www.domain-in-question.com*
Re-enable frontpage for the site.
Restart httpd (sometimes this does the trick)
The try to access the site with FP
/Jes
Jimmy Gross wrote:
> Hi guys and gals,
>
> After migrating from a Raq4 to BlueQuart using CMU users can not access
> their sites via Frontpage. When I reset the Frontpage extensions I get the
> following error:
>
> A FrontPage web could not be created for this site. FrontPage may not be
> enabled if the existing web site contains files that conflict with FrontPage
> webs, such as .htaccess files.
>
> Things I have tried:
> I disabled the Frontpage extentions for the site. Then, I deleted the
> Frontpage folders in the /web directory. The through the GUI I enabled the
> Frontpage extentions and I still get the above error.
>
> I disabled the Frontpage extentions for the site. Then, I deleted the
> Frontpage folders in the /web directory. Then, I FTPed the user created
> folders to my desktop. Then, I deleted the remaining folders on the server
> so the /web directory is empty. Then, I enabled the Frontpage extentions
> through the GUI. Then, FTPed the user's website back to the /web folder.
> This work around works but is a long process for 150+ sites.
>
> Any ideas on a simply solution to this problem?
>
> Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
>
> Jimmy Gross
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