On Thu, Sep 20, 2001 at 01:36:10PM +0800, Luke Chiam wrote:
> Thanks for the reply Jeremy.
>
> > > I keep getting "500 Internal Server error" when accessing my
> > > database, my application is a C++ development of my own.
> >
> > Smells like Apache to me.
>
> Thats what I thought, but on reading Apache docs & faq, it mentioned
> that it is probably the cgi script failure to return proper set of
> header. So I start rereading my lines of code and check for memory
> leaks and point of failure, but found none. Then I take out all the
> MySQL access code and wowla! everything is ok.
If it's a CGI program, it should be trivial to find the problem--try
running it outside of Apache. Does it work? Try running it as the
same user as Apache runs under. Does it still work?
If so, this really isn't a MySQL problem.
Jeremy
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