• cyberhoschi

    (@cyberhoschi)


    Hi,
    I am running WP 1.5.2 and I am hosting it on 1&1 (www.1und1.com). It all worked fine but since yesterday I cannot reach my admin area anymore. everything under /wp-admin/ produces a 500 internal server error. I called my host and they told me that they just ran a PHP update to version 4.4.1 since 4.4.0 had severe security holes. It might be coincidence but my errors occur just since then. As many other hosts have upgraded these days, I am wondering if anyone else has similar problems? Or better has anyone found out how to solve this? At the support hotline of 1 and 1 they told me that I have to change the script but they couldn’t tell my anything else.
    Also I read a post that a 500 error can be caused by a scripts.log file if it exceeds 10 meg. That might be also the case but I cannot find that file anywhere and also google got me nothing useful. Does anyone know about this?
    I would appreciate any help!

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  • Moderator James Huff

    (@macmanx)

    An error 500 is a generic error. When this error is displayed, the true description and cause of the error is saved in your server error log, but cannot be displayed in your browser. If you find the error in your server error log, it may point you in the right direction. Or, if you quote that error in this thread, we may be able to help you.

    Thread Starter cyberhoschi

    (@cyberhoschi)

    The problem is that I don’t have my own server, but webspace at a host (1&1). So I guess I cannot get the log. Or can I? Where could I find those logs?

    Moderator James Huff

    (@macmanx)

    You will have to ask your hosting provider.

    Thread Starter cyberhoschi

    (@cyberhoschi)

    I just tried my blog admin by chance and it worked again. I didn’t change anything. Weird, maybe 1&1 did some changes again. Thanx for the help from you guys anyway!

    bigorange

    (@bigorange)

    I AM A DISABLED WIDOW AND PC ILLITERATE ??
    BUT I PLAY GAMES ON SLINGO.COM AND CONTINUOUSLY GET 5OO INTERNAL SERVER ERROR FLAGS?? ANYONE HAVE ADVICE??
    THANKS!!

    bigorange – delete the .htaccess file.

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