| Re: http 500 error can't access site |
| by Afflospark on 2019/5/14 7:42:03 Hello As I understand you have an error of 500 on your website So I must say to you there is an error in your index.php check that There is a problem in your index.php page you have to make a backup of your index page and then make a blank page with the name of index.php if the site run there is a problem in your index page The errors are some you don't define some of the keyword right ways to check that and then run your file Hope this will help you Thanks |
| Re: http 500 error can't access site |
| by Zap_English on 2019/5/8 20:44:26 None. My host rolled back php to 5.3 and it seems to be working ok again. I think they upgraded the php version and xoops couldn't handle it |
| Re: http 500 error can't access site |
| by geekwright on 2019/5/8 16:46:35 Since I don't see it mentioned I'll ask, have you checked the database tables for errors? |
| Re: http 500 error can't access site |
| by Zap_English on 2019/5/8 10:26:15 This isn't a new install. It's been running since 2012. It's just this week it decided to crap out |
| Re: http 500 error can't access site |
| by Mamba on 2019/5/8 8:28:09 There should be no "index.php" file in: zapenglishclub.com/modules/ So check where is the call to it coming from and fix it, so XOOPS is not looking for it anymore. It's also possible that XOOPS is looking for zapenglishclub.com/modules/xxx/index.php, where the "xxx" is a variable. If the variable is not set, then "xxx" is empty and XOOPS is looking for: zapenglishclub.com/modules//index.php |