Problems with starting Uniform Server

apache-2.2

everyone. I am having a serious problem with accessing the Uniform Server that I had installed sometime ago to build a web database. The last time I had tried to start the server it, I was successful. I just tried to start the server again just a little while ago and the browser said the link appears to be broken. Can somebody help me fix this please? Any help would be much appreciated.

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I've never heard of Uniform Server... I'm kind of doubting anyone else on serverfault has either.

You should check out the Uniform Server's Support Forum and/or Wiki

Hopefully the software has some form of logging for debugging these kinds of things. Look for a logging option in the uniform config files, figure out where logs are stored.

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