Internal Server Error all Dashboard

The error_log just shows:

[Mon Jul 11 11:34:40 2011] [error] [client XX.XXX.XXX.XXX] File does not exist: /home/XXXXX/public_html/500.shtml, referer: https://vascopereira.com/wp/

Oi pá!

That error it’s when the server it’s looking for a 500.shtml file

The .htaccess defines that when a 500 error happens, the server must show the file named “500.shtml”

Yo can creat a simple web page and name it “500.shtml”, upload it to your root folder (/public_html/) (not the WordPress folder) and you’ll see how this error disappears from your error_log

Hi xxxxxbyte,

Thank you for your reply. My problem is not the 500.shtml file not found… Is the Internal Server Error when trying to go to my dashboard. ??

Ahm!

Sorry I didn’t understand the nature of your problem.

It seems to be a .htaccess problem. Try to remove the part of “permlinks” of your .htaccess.

Make a “clean” .htaccess for WordPress, upload it and beware with the .htaccess of your root folder because it could interfere with the .htaccess of the wordpress.

Hope I explain myself clearly.

Yes, you explained yourself clearly ??

I already tried that solution ??

Not working ??

Sent you an e-mail to help you personally

I read a lot of this issue in the forum, and tried everything:
* create a new .htaccess only with wordpress settings regarding permlinks;
* add an php.ini and php5.ini at public_html and wp dirs to increase php memory;
* manually deactive all plugins;
* manually active the default theme (via SQL Update);
* reinstall a fresh new copy with the lasted wp version;
* change file and directories permissions to 644 and 755;

… ??

After 3 days of hard struggle, I solved the problem.

Many thanks to xxxxbyte for all the support. We tried everything.

The actual version of php 5.2.9 has a known bug when using the security system sushin!! I told my hosting support, and they have upgraded the php to 5.2.17.

Remember, first off all try this:
* create a new .htaccess only with wordpress settings regarding permlinks;
* add an php.ini and/or php5.ini at public_html and wp dirs to increase php memory;
* manually deactive all plugins;
* manually active the default theme (via SQL Update);
* reinstall a fresh new copy with the lasted wp version and try it;
* change file and directories permissions to 644 and 755;
* try without using subdomain like wordpress.myhost.com;

Regards to you all.

Closed topic.