New Magento Install Getting Apache 404 errors on GoDaddy

[jeffgrech]

Installed a new version of Magento on a GoDaddy server running Apache. I can access the homepage but getting a generic Apache 404 error on all interior pages. PLEASE HELP!

[shahabfk]

Hi,

Could you try clearing cache from admin panel , flush magento cache and compilation etc.

What is the version of magento you have install , what is the php version on the server.

Do you have appropirate permission to files and folder on linux server machine to be access from browser.

[theMageComp]

@jeffgrech

You just need to refresh the cache and run Magneto clean-up file so it sets proper permission which is required for Magento.

[jeffgrech]

Hello,

I am running Magento ver. 1.9.2.1.

How do I run the clean up tool?

Something does not make sense as I am running another instance of a Magento website on the same server: www.spidertech.com.mx

All interior pages on that site are working fine.

[jeffgrech]

Hello,

I am running Magento ver. 1.9.2.1.

How do I run the clean up tool?

Something does not make sense as I am running another instance of a Magento website on the same server: www.spidertech.com.mx

All interior pages are running fine.

[theMageComp]

Hello @jeffgrech

You can download the clean up file from this link,

http://realtuts.com/how-to-clear-magento-internal-server-error-after-installation/

Upload the clean up file in the root of Magento installation and run it via browser.

for eg. http://domain.com/magento-cleanup.php

[jeffgrech]

Hello,

I uploaded the file to the root and ran it. Still  getting the same error:

http://45.40.134.230/~sportsmedcom/about-magento-demo-store

Here is the path to the clean up file: http://45.40.134.230/~sportsmedcom/magento-cleanup.php

[theMageComp]

Its a issue of index.php url, Please check the website pages now. Once you make the website live, you should follow this link to remove index.php from the url. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10474740/how-to-remove-index-php-from-urls