500 Internal Server Error when access through http://ip/ ~ user

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    hello

    I have an urgent problem and i need your help. I have a dedicated server with Apache 2.2 / PHP5 / FastCGI and I need to access them through http://ip/ ~ user. Until today, everything was perfect, but I don’t know what happened, but now when I enter http://ip/ ~ I received 500 or 503 error, and in error.log appear [Mon 13 December 14:57:44 2010] [error] [client 89.44.129.222] File does note exist: / home / Hohoho / public_html / sys_cpanel, referer: http://ip/ ~ Hohoho /

    How can I solve this problem?
     
    ammadeuss, Dec 13, 2010 IP
  2. aassociatehit

    aassociatehit Well-Known Member

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    some time cpanel update may cause that error, so you may want check script setting and .htaccess files and file permissions, there could be few things which may caused this issue, which need root access of server to check, of you have managed server than best will be if you ask your host to check it.
     
    aassociatehit, Dec 13, 2010 IP
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    raffo77 Active Member

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    Be sure on Main >> Security Center >> Apache mod_userdir Tweak it's active your user.
    And controll also the permissions and owned of the file to execute. Check also if public_html exist.
     
    raffo77, Dec 13, 2010 IP
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    Maybe it's a bit funny, but did you tried restart the system?
     
    Nasz Prezes, Dec 14, 2010 IP
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    BigBoxHost Well-Known Member

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    Check if all options of indexes is tick at apache global configuration, else try recompiling apache.
     
    BigBoxHost, Dec 31, 2010 IP
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    richammond Active Member

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    By checking your log, make sure apache points to the right directory and that the permissions are set corrcetly :)
     
    richammond, Jan 1, 2011 IP