Error 500

[noelexmoratouolo]

Website URL

http://www.bisomoko.free.nf/

Error Message

Cette page n’est pas disponible pour le momentwww.bisomoko.free.nf ne peut actuellement pas traiter. HTTP Erreur 500

Other Information

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[Frank419]

Hi there,

take note that this is an English forum, so please post in English next time.

@noelexmoratouolo

This page is currently unavailable www.bisomoko.free.nf cannot currently process. HTTP Error 500

Could you please enable display_errors in Account > PHP Options?

Http error 500

When trying to access your website, you may see a page which returns the status code “500”. In Google Chrome, you’ll see a page with the error code HTTP ERROR 500. There are typically two reasons which can cause this error: The PHP code has crashed. The .htaccess file contains invalid rules. Here are some things you can try to debug and fix this. Fixing crashing PHP code A HTTP ERROR 500 simply tells you that the PHP code has crashed, but gives no information as to why it has crashed. Gett…

[noelexmoratouolo]

After I was able to apply the so-called solution and when I refresh the page, there is now a white screen that appears with no text and nothing else. Please enlighten me.

[Frank419]

This probably means that your htdocs/.htaccess contains invalid rules. Could you please show a screenshot of its content?

@noelexmoratouolo

After I was able to apply the solution

I never said it was a solution — it’s just a measure aiming to better determine what is the cause.

[Admin]

A blank page with a HTTP ERROR 500 status code is almost always the result of crashing PHP code.

Enabling display_errors can be helpful to troubleshoot it. However, the display_errors setting can be overriden from within the PHP code itself. So if your code disables displaying errors and then breaks, no errors will be displayed.

There is no clear cut answer on what to do next. Maybe your website software has a debug mode setting to display errors anyway, or a built-in error log. Maybe you can find where display_errors is being disabled and remove that line to make the errors appear.

If all else fails, maybe you could try the developer of your website software for help. They may have some ideas on what could be going wrong, or how you could debug it.

Regardless, please understand that we know our hosting, but we know nothing of your website. We can’t tell you how to make software work that we know nothing about.

[noelexmoratouolo]

[Greenreader9]

Frank mean the contents of the .htaccess file, which you don’t appear to have (Unless you modified the one that says DO NOT EDIT at the top).

So this probably applies to you:

@Admin

There is no clear cut answer on what to do next. Maybe your website software has a debug mode setting to display errors anyway, or a built-in error log. Maybe you can find where display_errors is being disabled and remove that line to make the errors appear.

If all else fails, maybe you could try the developer of your website software for help. They may have some ideas on what could be going wrong, or how you could debug it.

Regardless, please understand that we know our hosting, but we know nothing of your website. We can’t tell you how to make software work that we know nothing about.

[ChrisPAR]

Trying to visit your directories on your site renders a 404 error instead of a 403, which makes me suspect your website may be configured to use a different htdocs folder. Can you check which folder is configured for your website from the Domains page in your client area?