Well I did figure out the problem.
The folder I was uploading the files to had special permissions (yeah I
know, Duuuhh!). I kept thinking the files I'm uploading are having a
permissions issue, it just skipped my mind that the folder I was uploading
to had Special Permissions, not the files.
I
I have 3 php scripts that run fine on my localhost server, but when I upload
the 3 files to my Internet Server (Hosting Account), I get the 500 Internal
Server Error. I am able to access them fine on my machine here (Running
Apache Web Server)... But on my internet server, it just keeps giving
Do you have access to server logs ?
If yes, what they say ?
PHP as module or as CGI/FastCGI ?
When the error occurs ? immediately or after some time ?
On Thursday April 13 2006 17:00, Rahul S. Johari wrote:
Ave,
This is something I don¹t understand.
I have 3 php scripts that run fine on my
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys.
Last night I got Internal Server Error on every page written in php.
HTML pages work just fine.
Our web site is on dedicated server. I contacted tech and he said they
didn't touch the server and must be something I did.
I REALLY don't remember I did anything
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sound silly but: Where I can find error logs on server?
:)
Reply to the list.
Where are _YOUR_ error logs? I have no idea. I don't know what web
server software you're running, how you installed it, where you
installed it, etc.
Honestly, if you don't know where your
thankns guys for your help. problem solved. tech from hosting company
said they had last night power problem and rebooted server few times and
left open some files ?!? I didn't get this part but didn't have time
and nervs to talk to him more.
Thanks!
-afan
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What installation instructions did you follow. Did you install cgi or
module version?
Bob Lockie wrote --- napísal::
I'm getting an 'Internal Server Error' when I run:
http://216.15.235.3/cgi-bin/testphp.php
I've added AddType directives, this is not my first install of PHP but
it is my first
On 06/18/04 14:24 Marek Kilimajer spoke:
What installation instructions did you follow. Did you install cgi or
module version?
I fixed it, I had the test file in the cgi-bin directory.
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They may be running mod_security and a badly configured mod_security can
produce 500.
I also noticed when compiling php as a cgi 90% of my code gave me 500
errors as well.
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From: kringla [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2004 8:39 AM
To: [EMAIL
The server's error log will tell you the cause (most of the time)
kringla wrote:
We are using a web-hotel named b-one. Very often we stumble on
'internal server error 500' without any reason. I have not touched the
php-pages and yet the problem occur. What should I do? Is there any
possibilty
This only works if PHP is installed as an Apache module on the Linux/UNIX
platforms.
From the docs:
One additional note about PHP: if PHP is installed as an Apache module on
the Linux/UNIX platforms, there are additional global variables available to
your PHP script:
$PHP_AUTH_USER --
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