I wrote a simple htaccess and php script for my CMS, and it works
great in XAMPP on Windows. However, I moved it to an Ubuntu Minimal
10.10 with apache, php, mysql, etc. installed.

I enabled the rewrite plugin and allowed htaccess override. However,
when I point my browser to that folder, I get a 500 Internal Error.

Even deleting that .htaccess file gives me a 500 error. The only thing
I can do to get it to change is to put an echo before I initialize my
class, but it doesn't initialize the class after the echo like it
should. Deleting the echo just gives an HTTP 500.

http://pastebin.com/WvjEVGXE <-- My index.php file


Is there something I forgot to enable when I installed PHP or Apache?
This hasn't happened to me before.

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Hi,



you probably should ask php specific question on forums or IRC's about php language. Check out error.log, default in /var/log/apache2/error.log, it should give you enough info.



Dnia 2011-03-05, sob o godzinie 15:55 -0500, Derek Maciel pisze:


I wrote a simple htaccess and php script for my CMS, and it works
great in XAMPP on Windows. However, I moved it to an Ubuntu Minimal
10.10 with apache, php, mysql, etc. installed.

I enabled the rewrite plugin and allowed htaccess override. However,
when I point my browser to that folder, I get a 500 Internal Error.

Even deleting that .htaccess file gives me a 500 error. The only thing
I can do to get it to change is to put an echo before I initialize my
class, but it doesn't initialize the class after the echo like it
should. Deleting the echo just gives an HTTP 500.

http://pastebin.com/WvjEVGXE <-- My index.php file


Is there something I forgot to enable when I installed PHP or Apache?
This hasn't happened to me before.







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Le 5 mars 2011 à 22:49, Spajderix <spajderix@gmail.com> a écrit*:



Hi,



you probably should ask php specific question on forums or IRC's about php language. Check out error.log, default in /var/log/apache2/error.log, it should give you enough info.



Dnia 2011-03-05, sob o godzinie 15:55 -0500, Derek Maciel pisze:

I wrote a simple htaccess and php script for my CMS, and it works
great in XAMPP on Windows. However, I moved it to an Ubuntu Minimal
10.10 with apache, php, mysql, etc. installed.

I enabled the rewrite plugin and allowed htaccess override. However,
when I point my browser to that folder, I get a 500 Internal Error.

Even deleting that .htaccess file gives me a 500 error. The only thing
I can do to get it to change is to put an echo before I initialize my
class, but it doesn't initialize the class after the echo like it
should. Deleting the echo just gives an HTTP 500.

http://pastebin.com/WvjEVGXE <-- My index.php file


Is there something I forgot to enable when I installed PHP or Apache?
This hasn't happened to me before.








It's a bug with Apache and not with your index.phpPost your httpd.conf .

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On Sat, Mar 5, 2011 at 5:01 PM, Thibault Dupuis <thibault@dthibault.fr> wrote:
>
> It's a bug with Apache and not with your index.php
> Post your httpd.conf .
>

It was an error in my php script, I checked my error logs but didn't
see anything, but I checked again and saw that it was a PHP error. So,
I fixed it.

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On Sat, Mar 5, 2011 at 3:55 PM, Derek Maciel <ishidableach@gmail.com> wrote:



Is there something I forgot to enable when I installed PHP or Apache?

This hasn't happened to me before.



Post install. Probably a configuration issue. What does the error_log show? There should be something, somewhere in a log. I'd look in /etc/apache2/logs/error.log first. *Usually* that will give enough info to be able to troubleshoot. *

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