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In ) Network Solutions Forums>nsHosting™ Forums>Script Help (Perl, PHP, ASP, .Net) 500 - Internal Server Errors On The Website Options hostingMod-NS View Member Profile Jul 17 2008, 08:04 AM Post #1 Group: cgi script internal server error Administrators Posts: 18 Joined: 9-May 08 Member No.: 1,114 If you see 500
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error on your website (internal server error), you should check file and folder permissions via FTP. Incorrect permissions:rw-rw-rw- (666) —
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Everyone can read and write to the file.rwxr-xr-x (755) — The owner has read, write, and execute permissions; the group and others have only read and execute.All other files, php scripts etc must
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be set to 644:rw-r--r-- (644) — Only the owner has read and write permissions; the group and others have read only.Except .cgi files (755 required for perl and cgi scripts). Please note that cgi files will work in /cgi-bin directory. redsceptic View Member Profile Apr 2 2011, 08:00 AM Post #2 Group: Verified NS Member Posts: 1 Joined: 2-April 11 Member No.: 13,545 QUOTE (hostingMod-NS error establishing a database connection @ Jul 17 2008, 09:04 AM) If you see 500 error on your website (internal server error), you should check file and folder permissions via FTP. Incorrect permissions:rw-rw-rw- (666) — Everyone can read and write to the file.rwxr-xr-x (755) — The owner has read, write, and execute permissions; the group and others have only read and execute.All other files, php scripts etc must be set to 644:rw-r--r-- (644) — Only the owner has read and write permissions; the group and others have read only.Except .cgi files (755 required for perl and cgi scripts). Please note that cgi files will work in /cgi-bin directory.I've tried this, but no success. As suggested, I've uploaded a php_info.php file to htdocs, but it simply returns the message"INTERNAL SERVER ERRORWe're sorry for the inconvenience, but there has been an internal server error. Please click on the back button to return to the former page."There is no php.dat file in the /cgi-bin directory - is that the problem? LiquidSun View Member Profile Feb 19 2013, 06:04 PM Post #3 Group: Verified NS Member Posts: 1 Joined: 19-February 13 Member No.: 20,139 We are using Zen Cart and have also been expe
500, cgi, htaccess, mod_php, php How's that for a search engine friendly title, eh? This is just a quick note for anyone who has to deal with Network Solutions hosting (for clients or otherwise). wordpress download Apperantly Network Solutions doesn't run PHP with Apache's mod_php, but rather as a CGI application. That means if you try to put PHP configuration directives in a .htaccess file it will cause a 500 Internal Server Error. My helpful reference: Because Network Solutions Sucks. You have been warned. Related posts: High Performance Comet on a Shoestring Hire Me! Need a little help with a project you're working on? http://forums.networksolutions.com/script-help-perl-php-asp-net-f50-500-internal-server-errors-on-the-website-t1105.html Looking for some reliable advice? Check out the consulting services I offer to clients large and small. 8 Comments to .htaccess File Causes 500 Internal Server Error on Network Solutions Janis says: March 25, 2009 at 8:18 am First up on google - well done. We're getting a 500 internal server error on our site quite frequently since switching to a linux server on Fasthosts. They say it's a http://iamseanmurphy.com/htaccess-file-causes-500-internal-server-error-on-network-solutions/ prob with our scripts but the prob seems so random we can't figure out what prob could actually be. A thought - if you have nothing at all in the htaccess file (our tecchies haven't gotten around to it) could this be what's causing the probs? Sean Murphy says: March 25, 2009 at 10:26 am Janis, There are a number of things that can cause an internal server error, but if you have nothing in your .htaccess file it likely isn't the problem. If your host allows it, I would make sure you have Apache error logging turned on. The error logs generally give you much more information about the actual problem, opposed to the generic 500 error document. You'll probably also want to look at the error logs for whatever scripts you're running (PHP, Perl, etc). Janis says: April 2, 2009 at 6:36 am Hmmm… OK we have tried literally everything we can think of, including moving to a new linux server (w same hosts). We are now getting 500 ISEs even when trying to load a purely HTML index page. The error log shows the exact same messages as when there was php on the page: FastCGI: comm with (dynamic) server "/var/
hosting account with NetworkSolutions. I installed Gallery3 from their hosting admin and spent 2 weeks figuring out the ins and outs of Gallery and actually got my site to http://galleryproject.org/node/105577 where I really liked it. Last Thursday, I found out that NS upgraded their PHP to 5.3.8. On Friday morning and ever since when I ty to access my https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/ten-of-the-most-common-wordpress-problems-and-their-solutions/ website, I get the following message: 500: Internal server error This error is generated when a script running on the server could not be implemented or permissions are incorrectly assigned internal server for files or directories Troubleshooting suggestions: Temporarily disable any rewrite rules by renaming your .htaccess file if it exists. Ensure that any CGI or Perl scripts have at least .755. permissions. If trying to run PHP and you get this error, you may have an invalid php.ini in your /cgi-bin, or may be missing your php.dat file in this folder. internal server error I was told by NS support that we'd have to reinstall Gallery bla, bla. which I did realizing I would most likely loose everything I've done for the last 2 weeks. I spent over 2 hours with 3 different tech supporters, 1 of which was actually a Gallery user. No resolution and the problem persists. I know that Gallery will put a redirect index.php page in the root directory for the site, so I put this in the root directory to show the PHP configurations: If there is anyone out there that might have some insight on this issue or would like to take this on, the site is: http://www.theshotwells.com --should show the PHP info. Gallery url is: http://www.theshotwells.com/gallery/index.php Thanks DeForest Shotwell PS Are there any of you out there using NetworkSolutions webhosting? XUser login Login/Register pjgaus Joined:2011-08-28 Posts:25 Posted: Mon, 2012-03-05 03:47 You are not the only one having this problem. My service provider did the same php upgrade to 5.3.8 late last week. I am getting the exact same
In Become a member Blog Miscellaneous Nine of the Most... Nine of the Most Common WordPress Problems and Their Solutions Sufyan bin Uzayr Last updated April 10, 2013 #database WordPress is stable software and operates without issues most of the time. However, at times, things may go a little haywire, and your WP website can refuse to function normally. Have you ever encountered a white screen after adding some new themes or plugins? Maybe you were just updating your WordPress website and that update now refuses to finish, and your website is in eternal maintenance mode? What about internal server and database connection errors? If you have encountered any of the above problems and are looking for the solution to them, you have come to the right place. In this article, we shall be taking a look at some of the most common WordPress problems and ways in which we can solve them. 1. 500 Internal Server Error What Your site was working fine, and then, when you wake up the next day, this is what you find: 500 Internal Server Error Why The most common cause of a 500 Internal Server Error message is a corrupt .htaccess file. Additional causes can be a conflicting plugin or theme, or even a corrupt WordPress installation. Sometimes, PHP memory limits may also cause a 500 Internal Server Error. The easiest way to figure out where the problem lies is to check your website's error_log (many shared web hosts often do not enable full error logging, though). To find out more, you can enable WP_DEBUG and check for error logs. Open up your wp-config.php file, and locate the following line of code: define(‘WP_DEBUG', false); And change it to: define(‘WP_DEBUG', true); The Cure Since the most likely cause behind the error is a corrupt .htaccess file, let us tackle this one first. You will need FTP access on your server. Navigate to the root directory of your WordPress installation, and locate t