im working with cakephp 2.x..
some of my page cannot display in localhost, they give me "An Internal Error Has Occurred."
but when i run in server there is no problem at all..
when evrytime i start my localhost page then it come out the "website's security certificate."
i think the problem is permission from https..
how can i remove the https or get the certificate or anything that can fix this..
i hope somebody can help me with this..thanks..
when your computer time is not set correctly then it shows website's security certificate.
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I have just made a fresh installation of OCS Inventory 2.6 on a Centos7 VM and everything seems fine. But when I launch the home page at http://myserverIP/ocsreports, I got the following message :
"This page isn’t working
myserverIP is currently unable to handle this request.
HTTP ERROR 500"
But I've checked almost all config files and I'm unable to figure out where's the issue.
Can someone help me get rid of this trouble ?
There is very vague information given. It would be great if you can provide more info like where is the installation path, what web server are you using etc?
most likely you get 500 when either that page or script doesn't exist where it is expected? so make sure your web server home directory is pointing to right folder.
I am getting a very strange error which I have no idea what is going on or how to fix. The strange thing is that I can connect to the /admin on my wordpress site. As soon as I try and view the site it crashes and I get this message - Any Ideas?
I have just downloaded a new copy of wordpress from the website. I go into php my admin create a database and username and password and matching what it is in wp-config file.
I then expect to login to localhost 8887 but as as soon as I hit that route I get to that site the port number disappears and I get this error message.
I have been experimenting with ssh tunneling this week so worried I have may have messed up some config but not really sure where to begin ? I dont think it is a wordpress problem more a networking problem?
In the picture localhost is written with double L-s. Isn't that the problem?
http:// locallhost..
we have a website save into my boss computer using nginx server. I set my boss Ip into my host file like this [192.168.15.100 web.local.com]. Last few days ago I can accessed it. But now I cant access. It gives HTTP ERROR 404. Page not found. What could be the solution for this or how can I fix the problem? Thank you :)
In a network "local or not", the ip are given by default dynamically. you must entered in the livebox (192.168.1.1, most of the time), and set the server IP to fixed.
as for the log in the livebox, it is sometimes written on his back.
I changed my DNS to my new server on iPage. My previous server was AWS and now I got this error message:
I used to access to my site from here http://matchmakinginstitute.ipage.com/ but now is not working either.
So both links:
http://matchmakinginstitute.ipage.com/
http://matchmakinginstitute.com/
Are showing me the same error. I checked my error log file and I have only 1 line:
1479164063:
/hermes/bosnaweb03a/b2364/ipg.matchmakinginstitute/ssv3_payload_extractor-aU0H89Pshc.php
startup
Does somebody know what else can I do to fix this issue?
Thanks
Keep in mind DNS changes can take up to 48 hours to take effect.
If it's still not working after 48 hours i would suggest reverting the DNS changes and try again.
https://godaddy.com/help/what-factors-affect-dns-propagation-time-1746
Your page seems to be working fine now, did waiting do the trick ?
I have installed roundcube mail on my web server on rackaspace cloud sites. It worked fined till today morning it just started popping up with the Server 403 Error.
The result in the ajax call comes as Invalid Request.
The only change i made was, i changed the timezone on there server to Sydney/Australia which is by default set to America because the server is located there.
Thanks
I know I'm digging up the deads, but it could help some people getting the same problem in the future. In my case (Debien Wheezy), it was a wrong setting (I don't know which one...) on my php.ini file. When I updated PHP and my config file was replaced with the one from Debian, everything suddenly went right.