Forums / Install & configuration / Error 500 after installation
David R
Thursday 26 May 2005 7:19:14 am
Hi,
everbody around me recommended eZ, so I downloaded and installed, went to the new site and got an "Server Error 500".
So now I found out it has to do with php, cgi and URLs with "index?/etc...".
Problem: I'm usind 1und1 as hoster ("virtual server") and am not able to change the PHP configuration - probably like many others.
Question:Is there any way to fix this problem? Will there be an update which enables people like me to us eZ?
A solution would probably increase the usage of eZ a lot ;-)
thanxDavid
Mehmet Metin
Thursday 26 May 2005 11:41:13 am
Same problem here!
Gene Snider
Friday 27 May 2005 8:15:44 am
"So now I found out it has to do with php, cgi and URLs with "index?/etc...".
Can you put in the exact URL you are having problems with? This example would not be valid on most servers. I would expect something more along the lines of:
www.foo.com/index.php/gallery
or something similar.
Does your hosting company support php? It's not clear from your message if they do or not. You must have php and cgi capability to use ezPublish.
Saturday 28 May 2005 4:54:54 am
@ Gene "So now I found out it has to do with php, cgi and URLs with "index?/etc...".Was ment as an example. Actualy every page with an string like "index?/projekt/something/" will bring an Error 500.
> Does your hosting company support php? Yep, they do. And any other CMS (including Typo3) is running.
A nice weekendDavid
Frederik Holljen
Saturday 28 May 2005 9:11:57 am
Can you explain where you get URLs like "index?/etc"? I can't think of any configuration that gives you URLs like that.
Sunday 29 May 2005 8:35:40 am
So I did a last try on the installation. Kept everything basic: - Standardlanguage (English) - Design Plain- No AddOns
And suprise it worked out. So there seems to be a problem on one of the "extended" Parts of the system.
No lets see what eZ can do ;-)
ciaoDavid
Sunday 29 May 2005 5:45:08 pm
David,
In an extremely rare event I agree with Frederik, the URL you are putting doesn't sound right even as an example.
"Was ment as an example. Actualy every page with an string like "index?/projekt/something/" will bring an Error 500."
What is the question mark ('?') doing in the example? Is that a problem with fonts?
Also the use of index ( by itself ) is incorrect, your URL should look something like this:
http://www.foo.com/index.php/page_name orhttp://www.foo.com/corporate/page_name
Where 'corporate' is the style you selected at installation.
Ben Devonport
Wednesday 29 June 2005 3:03:30 am
Hi there,
not sure but I was reading all about the "error 500:" but still have no idea how to get the problem solved ? My host is also 1und1 and I had no problems in the past with php or cgi.
Can some one help me ?Cheers
Ben
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