I am running a site on php with a mysql backend. Things have been fine but suddenly one users account started getting a 500 error. Each user has his own profile when they log into the any box so his internet explorer settings are the same no matter what box he logs on to. Does anyone know if this could be an internet explorer setting causing this? I have tried to debug everything on the client side and no matter what I do he is getting rejected. No other account is having this issue. I am not really an SA but the only thing I think it can be at this point is some setting within his profile which is causing this. This is also happening on firefox but instead of a 500 error I am getting a blank white screen. (I assume friendly error messages are turned on)
The issue had to do with a permission not properly set in one of the log folders. The system was trying to write to the log folder and for some reason that particular user was not set to have write access. The problem was impossible to track down but thanks for the help.
If this is programming related, it might help turning error displaying on in php, using error reporting:
<? error_reporting(E_ALL); ?>
Could be the browser acting up, sending weird headers or mangling requests because of addons or malware.
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I think I broke phpMyAdmin: I did nothing and now I cant login, because the form isnt on the website. I used my backup and uploaded it, but its still not there.
Please help me
the website: prog-kid.prog-ag.de/phpmyadmin/index.php
There is a hidden error message in your page. After manually showing it, it reads:
There is mismatch between HTTPS indicated on the server and client. This can lead to non working phpMyAdmin or a security risk. Please fix your server configuration to indicate HTTPS properly.
Also, your page is complaining that jQuery and $ are not defined, meaning that jQuery is not loading correctly (probably because of the above error).
So I have a very simple form with just 2 fields that submits on the staging site, tested and got my clients to test and everything was fine.
Uploaded exactly the same code to the live site and it works for me but my clients just get the same empty form after submitting instead of the intended thank you message that should be showing in its place...there are no error messages and I can't seem to replicate this anywhere other than on the live site and i don't want to turn debugging mode on there.
I have also checked the host for error logs but unfortunately the host doesn't seem to have this feature.
How do I debug this or any information as to why it wouldn't be working would be super helpful.
I have gotten clients to hard refresh and clear browser cache. They have tried on multiple machines and in different places with the same result.
If you would like to take a look the staging site is here: http://ams.staging.gooi.ltd/
It's the Newsletter Sign Up button in the top left. This has been working for everyone that has tried though....like I said...only seems to not work on the live site for some people.
I'm trying to hoost a website on Microsoft Azure and I did it. But when I enter in my website to a .php page the browser answer with the next error message: "The page cannot be displayed because an internal server error has occurred."
Before that, it returned a 500 error code, but searching the internet I tried to configure de Handler Mappings option (I dont know if I did it good or not, but now that is the new error message).
Is there any required configuration I have to do in order to make .php pages work? I have the "shared" payment plan, Do I need a better payment plan in other to do it?
Thank you!
When I knew there wasnt any extra configuration to run PHP I realized that the only one thing I changed was the Handler Mapping options, so I disabled it and tried with a simple phpinfo() in a index.php .
Exactly, the error was a bad php code. Thank you very much.
NOTE: Other person said me how to get logs for php 500 errors, you can find how to do it HERE.
Ensure that PHP is enabled for you Azure Web App. Go to the Web App in the Azure Portal, click Settings and then Application Settings. There is a dropdown labeled PHP version. Make sure it is not set to "Off" (select your preferred version). Then select Save.
I am hosting a site locally via MAMP, but somehow while editing sidebar (tried to edit widgets), site went blank and it cannot give me access to wordpress admin panel. It shows up 500 error and blank page.
Site has multiple themes assigned to different pages, so when I try to access homepage (arcade basic theme) it works fine. But when I try to access Shop (mystile theme), it shows blank page and 500 error.
The 500 error is also received when I try to access admin panel via wordpress dashboard (on my homepage).
what can I do?
Just in case you didn't know, 500 errors mean there's a server misconfiguration somewhere.
This could easily be down to an error in coding, which clearly this sounds like.
You would be helped greatly by looking in your apache error logs (usually in your log folders), this should tell you what caused the error - or you could also try turning PHP error display on, which may display the same information but on the screen.
Once you find out where abouts in the code the error is being generated, update your answer, along with an excerpt of that area of the code, and others may be able to help you better.
Another suggestion would be to try using an IDE software application to write your code, as this will flag up any errors as you type them. Personally, I use NetBeans.
I have one site in drupal and abruptly site hit is giving error as "This webpage has a redirect loop".
The webpage at http://example.com/install.php has resulted in too many redirects. Clearing your cookies for this site or allowing third-party cookies may fix the problem. If not, it is possibly a server configuration issue and not a problem with your computer.
Here are some suggestions:
Reload this webpage later.
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Error 310 (net::ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS): There were too many
redirects.
can any one tell where I am going wrong?
Try to upload a static HTML file to the same directory and try to access this file via HTTP. If it gives you the same error, then it's the directory permission.
The common cause is that you don't have the permission to browse the folder. You can fix it by giving execute permission for everyone.
I had the same error message. I found this issue on drupal.org from which I got the idea to look for install.php that had been deleted by Softaculous (automated installation software).
Copying install.php from a freshly downloaded package solved the problem.
I just recently had this issue today working on a dev site. Only the front page was resulting in a "Too Many Redirects" error, all other pages for the site worked correctly. Turned out to be an issue related to the hosting, turned off caching and everything worked out fine.