PHP error I guess.

I set up a new site, uploaded a PHP call center app to a sub folder via FTP as that user. All the PHP resides in "calls" folder. I point my browser to http://www.somewebsite.net/calls/ it finds index.php, lets me log in so it reads database just fine, but all the links in the PHP app are broken for some reason. Log file is below. "user-show-leads" is not the name of a file, but code that works on any other server.

Any ideas on what might be broken? Thanks!

Code:

[Wed Aug 05 16:50:22 2009] [error] [client 66.66.184.272] File does not exist: /var/www/clients/client3/web5/web/calls/user-show-leads, referer: http://www.somewebsite.net/calls/manage.php

 

I erased the .htaccess file, it was keeping me from accessing the folder at all. It was uploaded via FTP from the working site. Do I need this file? Can I make a new .htaccess file?

 

I moved all the .php files to the web folder that does have a .htaccess file and still get the same errors. Not sure if this would matter or not.

 

till, I spoke to developer. he said:

"The application uses mod_rewrite feature of the Apache server. The error you receive is because the feature is NOT available (or disabled)."

Does this sound like something I am missing?

 

You are correct, it is in my httpd.conf as being loaded. So now I have no idea why it thinks the code is a URL to a file, when there is no such file.

 

Anyone have any other ideas as to why .php code that works on two other servers running cPanel would not execute properly on my server running centoOS 5.3, ISPConfig 3? I deleted the site and started again from scatch and still get same outcome.

All the buttons on the page with PHP behind them get me page not found.
But it works enough for me to get logged into the site and see the things. So php/mysql does work except for some path/permission problem.


Thanks

 

I also added this into the apache directives of the site. This came from a working .htaccess file from my other site. Still get page not found!

Code:

Options Indexes +FollowSymLinks  

RewriteRule admin[_-](.*)$ admin.php?action=$1

RewriteRule user[_-](.*)$ manage.php?action=$1

 

til, you nailed it man! Thanks a ton! This has been driving me nuts for a week.

Thanks so much!