Here are some pointers to common issues people run into. For additional help, please post to our support forum.
If you're seeing this, you need to increase the file permissions for your site. See the File permissions page for more information about what this means.
If you're seeing this, your web server is not configured to call the index.php file by default, or it isn't reading the .htaccess file included with Elefant. If you're using the Apache web server, check that mod_rewrite is enabled, or try adding the line DirectoryIndex index.php to the .htaccess file.
If you're seeing these, it means PHP is not working properly. Double check that your web server has PHP 5.3+ installed and configured correctly, or contact your hosting provider or system administrator for help.
Make sure you've copied the .htaccess file to the server. It's often hidden in file browsers since its name starts with a . (called dot-files), but FTP programs usually make them visible or have a setting to do so. A trick to make sure you upload all the files is to upload the folder itself then copy the files into your site root.
If that doesn't fix it, and you're using the Apache web server, check that Apache's mod_rewrite module is enabled. This module is used to properly route requests into Elefant.
Also make sure Apache has the setting AllowOverride All in the <Directory> block around your virtual host.
Double check that the database connection information in conf/config.php is correct and that your database is running.
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