From MAMP to the web -- inaccessible site?
I'm running the latest Drupal (5.8).
I'm migrating a site from my test server (a local server; MAMP on OS X) to a web server. I've had many, many problems. Here's the latest:
All my Drupal files are on the server, and the database is (at least in theory?) identical to the one hosted locally by MAMP. After finally getting the settings.php file right (the new mysql server presented some problems), I go to my site... and yay! No error! But also: no site.
When I access the site in Firefox, it's simply a blank screen (source code is blank too).
When I access the site in Safari, it gives me the following:
Safari can’t open the page “”. The error was: “Operation could not be completed. (kCFErrorDomainCFNetwork error 302.)”
I have no idea, whatsoever, how to fix this. Any ideas? Please? Oh, god, please?
Are you running OS X
Are you running OS X Leopard? It looks like lots of folks are having that problem but I can't seem to find a solution. What's the url of your site?
www.drupalmuseum.com
www.organicsitedesign.com
Yeah, I am running
Yeah, I am running Leopard.
You can see the site at vote.caltech.edu/drupal
This is kind of a big problem. Hmm.
I can't see your site
I can't see your site either. A 302 error is a redirect error. Might be a problem with your .htaccess file.
www.drupalmuseum.com
www.organicsitedesign.com
Look at the error logs on
Look at the error logs on your server - there's probably an error message.
I'm not the administrator
I'm not the administrator for the server so this is hard to get, but I've asked...
PROBLEM SOLVED! Damn you PHP
PROBLEM SOLVED!
Damn you PHP memory limit... I've had this bug in various forms 20 times and I always forget about it.