Hi, Based on the info you've passed, possible issues include file permissions as the first thing you want to check. The perms should be at-least readable by apache and normally that should fix the problem. If that doesn't, you might want to check what user the files are currently assigned to. Incase you see a user name 501 or a numbered user, you will need to change it to a user that has administrative privileges and that you can login with. At the minimum you will be able to access your files and move them to a more appropriate place. Most of this changes will have to be done on the terminal though either under the root user (last resort) or using sudo commands to change permissions and/or assigned user. Kind regards, Njuguna Gathere On Jun 2, 2015, 11:15 +0300, The sherminator via skunkworks<skunkworks@lists.my.co.ke>, wrote:

Hi Skunks,

A friend of mine broke his WIKI (the one that'sbuild into OSX server) while he was updating his Mac server to Yosemite(and he had not made a backup of the same).He now has the old wiki files but can't access them.Is there any one on the list who has experienced the same issue and can make the files accessible/fix this.

Pointers to people who can help on the matter is also appreciated

Regards.

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