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I help administer an OSX server on Xserve. It has been running OSX Server 10.2.8. It is mainly used for a WAN providing web and ftp services. When we decided to upgrade to 10.3 we clonned the server and and created a test server on a G4. Then upgraded the test server to 10.3.8. When Server Admin was launched it showed ftp, mail and open directory running and all other services could be turned on/off, except for Web. All windows were grayed out and the message Web service is not available was displayed. After attempting to start Apache via the command line it became apparent that there was a problem with the httpd.conf file. ApplescriptCGI is no longer supported. I then commented out that portion of the httpd.conf file.
I then successfully started Apache via command line. Server admin still showed everything grayed out, and same message. I rebootted, and Apache started itself. So the OS has no problem reading the auto start portion of the config files. All web services are available via browser. But Server admin still does not recognize existing web site. This is using Server Admin tools remotely from my home mac, or VNCing in and using Server Admin on server.
Any ideas?
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