AmarjitSingh
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500 Internal Server Error
My website http://www.kazaaliter.u2i.org is experiencing a 500 internal error with my host http://www.fateback.com
I am running no CGI scripts so what's the problem?
I am running no CGI scripts so what's the problem?
looks like you've lost your startup page (default.htm, default.asp, index.htm, index.html, ...) try using the http://www.kazaaliter.u2i.org/specificPageName.extension to see if your web still exists on their server ... if so then using an ftp tool take a look at your folder content .. if it's all there and looks good, contact FateBack as to why your startup page is not working ... they may have made a server change and disabled the feature that loooks for given startup pages like the list I gave earlier ...
ASKER
index.html is still there. I checked it out with WS_FTP and everything's fine.
http://kazaaliter.fateback.com/index.html receives an internal 500
u2i.org is a URL forwarder. I'll get round to contacting them.
http://kazaaliter.fateback.com/index.html receives an internal 500
u2i.org is a URL forwarder. I'll get round to contacting them.
If you are using IE goto tools > internet options > advanced- turn off show friendly http errors. Then revisit the page to see the real error.
ASKER
The error is:
500 Internal Error
There was an unusual problem serving the requested URL '/'.
500 Internal Error
There was an unusual problem serving the requested URL '/'.
Sorry I noticed the error after I posted. My idea was for a different type of error.
This sounds like a total server side error. Is your host using frontpage extensions? Is it possible for your host to stop and restart your site?
Brett
Brett
I see no problems.
-rca
-rca
.htaccess files can cause error 500. You might check those if you can.
A 500 error is a friendly error. Generally, you can view more specific error messages by turning Show Friendly HTTP Messages off.
To do this, in IE go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced -> Scroll down about one page and uncheck the option for "Show Friendly HTTP Errors".
Now reload the page and look for more detailed error message.
-rca
To do this, in IE go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced -> Scroll down about one page and uncheck the option for "Show Friendly HTTP Errors".
Now reload the page and look for more detailed error message.
-rca
ASKER
The host does not support FP Extensions. I have uploaded an error 404 .htaccess so I'll see if deleting it will work.
I reckon it is a server error. My host has been performing maintenance operations for the past couple of weeks. First the service was totally down and a couple of days ago they were sorting out the FTP service. I went to the homepage and they're sorting the Members area out.
So perhaps it may start working after a while...
Oh yeah, what happened was after the FTP was back up, I uploaded a few HTML files (5) and I checkout the my website and the error appeared
AS
I reckon it is a server error. My host has been performing maintenance operations for the past couple of weeks. First the service was totally down and a couple of days ago they were sorting out the FTP service. I went to the homepage and they're sorting the Members area out.
So perhaps it may start working after a while...
Oh yeah, what happened was after the FTP was back up, I uploaded a few HTML files (5) and I checkout the my website and the error appeared
AS
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Hey everyone my website's fine now. Thanks for all your help. It was probably just a server thing...
which is exactly what everyone's been telling you from the get go ...