Pagekit has been tested and known to work on the following webservers.
Although Pagekit should run fine on Apache 2.2+ without additional configuration, during installation you may receive a warning message. If you do, you should verify that the .htaccess file is present in the root of your Pagekit folder.
Note The .htaccess file is a Apache configuration file and it is hidden on Unix-based systems; as such it is easy to miss when uploading the package initially. If it is not present, copy it from the Pagekit package.
It is possible as well that your webserver does not allow the server's configuration to be overridden through an .htaccess file. In that case, contact your hosting provider and ask them to change the AllowOverride directive.
Another common problem is that the mod_rewrite module is not enabled on your webserver, in which case you'll also have to turn to your hosting provider to have them enable this Apache module. If the module is not available, Pagekit will still work but fall back to a URL format of the form http://example.com/index.php/page/welcome.