Moving website and I do not have a .htaccess file?

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So, I created a site locally on MAMP with Concrete5. I moved my database and my files (per:https://documentation.concrete5.org/developers/installation/moving-a... and deleted files per:https://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/installation/white-page-a... and I have a White Screen when attempting to visit the page.


Further reading has lead me to the idea that I need to take a look in my .htaccess file..........

On my local machine there are two .htaccess files in my concrete directory and none of them point to me as relevant:
/concrete/vendor/dapphp/securimage/audio/.htaccess
/concrete/vendor/dapphp/securimage/database/.htaccess

I actually have three local sites on my machine I have been testing and none of them have .htaccess files.

On our real site (not concrete5) ours is, naturally, in the root directory. Maybe this is showing my newb-ness but when does C5 create the .htaccess file, am I supposed to do it, is that normal, and how do I get a correct one for my site to work well.

As a side note I have not enable pretty URLs yet.

 
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hutman
If you have no enabled pretty urls you should not expect to find a .htaccess file, that file is mostly just used for pretty urls.

I would suggest checking your PHP Error log as far as the blank white screen.