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Then we made an update and restarted the Machine. We than waited until a Yosemite compatible Update was released. That was the first time, we realised, that FMS13 was not opening the files, saying something like (translated) "Database could not be closed, because ots not in the correct status: Closed" Deinstalled FileMaker Server 13 (which was running fine under 10.9)
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Installing Data with the Mac OS X Migration Assistent This is what I did to "upgrade" to Yosemite: The Server Log says: "FileMaker Server (MBP) is already running with this license key"
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Has anyone else run into this? Is the only option to install our own build of PHP on the machine? It's very surprising that FileMaker would up and leave out so much in a point upgrade to their software.įMS13v5 is still not opening any files (not even "FMServer_Sample.fmp12") on Yosemite.
'./configure''-prefix=/usr/local/php5''-mandir=/usr/share/man''-infodir=/usr/share/info''-with-apxs2=/usr/sbin/apxs''-with-ldap=/usr''-with-kerberos=/usr''-enable-cli''-with-zlib-dir=/usr''-enable-trans-sid''-enable-exif''-without-iconv''-enable-ftp''-enable-mbstring''-enable-mbregex''-enable-dbx''-enable-sockets''-with-iodbc=/usr''-with-curl=/usr''-with-openssl''-with-xsl=/usr' '/private/var/tmp/apache_mod_php/apache_mod_php-79~1/php/configure''-prefix=/usr''-mandir=/usr/share/man''-infodir=/usr/share/info''-disable-dependency-tracking''-sysconfdir=/private/etc''-with-apxs2=/usr/sbin/apxs''-enable-cli''-with-config-file-path=/etc''-with-libxml-dir=/usr''-with-openssl=/usr''-with-kerberos=/usr''-with-zlib=/usr''-enable-bcmath''-with-bz2=/usr''-enable-calendar''-disable-cgi''-with-curl=/usr''-enable-dba''-enable-ndbm=/usr''-enable-exif''-enable-fpm''-enable-ftp''-with-gd''-with-freetype-dir=/Binar圜ache/apache_mod_php/apache_mod_php-79~1/Root/usr/local''-with-jpeg-dir=/Binar圜ache/apache_mod_php/apache_mod_php-79~1/Root/usr/local''-with-png-dir=/Binar圜ache/apache_mod_php/apache_mod_php-79~1/Root/usr/local''-enable-gd-native-ttf''-with-icu-dir=/usr''-with-iodbc=/usr''-with-ldap=/usr''-with-ldap-sasl=/usr''-with-libedit=/usr''-enable-mbstring''-enable-mbregex''-with-mysql=mysqlnd''-with-mysqli=mysqlnd''-without-pear''-with-pdo-mysql=mysqlnd''-with-mysql-sock=/var/mysql/mysql.sock''-with-readline=/usr''-enable-shmop''-with-snmp=/usr''-enable-soap''-enable-sockets''-enable-sqlite-utf8''-enable-suhosin''-enable-sysvmsg''-enable-sysvsem''-enable-sysvshm''-with-tidy''-enable-wddx''-with-xmlrpc''-with-iconv-dir=/usr''-with-xsl=/usr''-enable-zend-multibyte''-enable-zip''-with-pcre-regex=/usr''-with-pgsql=/usr''-with-pdo-pgsql=/usr'Īnd here's the configure line from the 13v5 one: Here's the configure line from a 13v4 install: On examination of the PHP info file, we found that the configure line shows considerably less built into v5's PHP, including a lack of MySQL support. Upon doing so, their PHP connectivity to their MySQL databases stopped functioning. We've got a client that just upgraded their FileMaker Server 13 install to v5 on OS X. Is there some further instructions than this: for installing an intermediate certificate? So I read the following instructions: which says I need to manually install the intermediate certificate on the Mac server instance of Apache (which I don't have installed and isn't compatible with FMS 13 anyway). I have the intermediate certificate from Comodo here: Contact your certificate provider for assistance doing this for your server platform.
If you bought the certificate from a trusted authority, you probably just need to install one or more Intermediate certificates.
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SSL verification shows everything is good except for the following notice: The certificate is not signed by a trusted authority (checking against Mozilla's root store). I'm unable to install an intermediate certificate on our server.
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