Open Safari and type in localhost in the address field, press enter. If you get the image below then Web Server is running and you should have no problem uploading databases with FileMaker Pro. Sudo /Library/FileMaker\ Server/HTTPServer/bin/httpdctl graceful Open up terminal and run the following command: If not then you have to run a command in terminal that will restart the FMS instance of Apache, re-claiming port 80 and 443.
Type in your admin password and this is the screen you will get after, the Apache instance for FileMaker Server should now be running and you can upload databases through FileMaker Pro. You might also want to check that the firewall on the machine that has FileMaker Server running on it has port 443 open as well, especially if you try and upload from another machine than the one that FileMaker Server is running on. This port (443) needs to be open for an upload to work if a firewall is active.
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