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: http://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.
