Hello On my site: http://www.illegalw0rld.com/index.php I get a 500 - Internal Server Error This is a VPS and unmanaged so my host wont help me.. But note that: http://www.illegalw0rld.com/index.html Works fine? What can i do to fix this? Thanks
What is your configuration? OS, Web Server,etc. Do you have PHP installed? Is your web server setup to server php? Have you checked your error logs?
It sounds to me like Apache might not be properly configured to work with PHP. When did this start happening, did you make any changes?
It started happening when i uploaded vbulletin, I've only had it for a couple days.. It used to work and i didnt change nothing.. and it dont use apache its lighttpd Im using centos hostinabox with lxadmin control panel
What does your "lighttpd.conf" look like, specifically the FastCGI bit? This error can mean that there is a problem with a PHP script that is crashing the PHP fast-cgi server process and lightTPD is waiting for it to come back up. Try this: mkdir -p /var/tmp/lighttpd chmod 770 /var/tmp/lighttpd chown lighttpd:lighttpd /var/tmp/lighttpd Code (markup): Try changing the socket path from /tmp/php-fastcgi.socket to /var/tmp/lighttpd/php-fastcgi.socket in your conf file If not, you should try changing the memory_limit in cgi/php.ini to a higher value
Sorry, I posted that last message after I got off of work, and I didn't log back on. Do you have an idea of executing the instructions I provided? I'll try to get on MSN sometime today.
Sounds like you have bad permissions on PHP files which can cause issues depending on your CGI setup. So PHP files usually need to be 644 and folders 755. Another reason could be the files not being owned by the correct user so when fcgi tries to run them it gets an error coming from suexec if you're running it.
Ok, i have rebuilt the VPS and reuploaded everything. PHP Fastcgi has been disabled and now port 80 is just going up and down up and down. When php fastcgi is on i get 500 internal server error again... I need help urgent.. please contact me on msn or something..
Good luck. I have the exact same problem on my high traffic site. I've spent hundreds of dollars looking for a solution, and I've decided to go with nginx. Now to find someone who can install and confugre.