Transferring website to a CentOS Server

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I am having problems transerring a website from one server to the other.

After backing up all my files by filezilla, and also my database on phpmyadmin, I bought a DigitalOcean Cloudserver using CentOS.

After transferring the files and uploading my backed up database, the website never shows.

I looked at requirements to run Concrete 5 and the following came up:

PHP >= 5.3 with the following PHP extensions enabled: MySQL, GD graphics library with freetype, mcrypt, mbstring, curl, iconv, openssl and zip;
Apache Web Server compiled with mod_rewrite module and ‘AllowOverride All’ set;
MySQL >= 5.0 installed on your Linux virtual server.

I am pretty sure I have installed every single requirement on my CentOS.. I don't know why my website won't load.
It just says: "This page is not available"

If anybody is willing to help that would be great

 
pvernaglia replied on at Permalink Reply
pvernaglia
"This page is not available" does not sound like an error being generated by C5. I have C5 running at DO on CentOS 6.5 x64. What you might want to try doing is a clean install of C5 on your server so when you run the installetion you can check for any server problems.
kiliwarriorexpeditions replied on at Permalink Reply
I understand that that error is not pertaining to Concrete5 itself. My question was generally "am i forgetting any requirements that are needed to run concrete5"

but i will proceed and try a clean install of concrete5. although whether i change the files on my server it will not make it magically be "available" for my eyes to see. Maybe it will work, but I can't figure out what the problem is.