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2012-11-12, 03:12:08
(This post was last modified: 2012-11-12, 03:15:17 by kirillaristov.)
I have installed get-simple on my new hosting, tried fist load and got 500 error..
I made little change in htaccess -
from "Options -Indexes"
to "Options -Indexes -MultiViews +FollowSymLinks"
and it resolved my error
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Thanks for the info, it will be useful to people having the problem!
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Were you installing in in a symblink ?
I do not understand what the problem was.
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I found root of the problem. FollowSymLinks turned off by default on my hosting.
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Hi,
I have the same problem. Just after clicking install, I get a 500. I did try to add the "-MultiViews +FollowSymLinks" to the "temp.htaccess" before the installation but it does not help
how can I fix this ? Im using v3.1.2
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What if you just remove that line? (or uncomment with #)
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You have to check your server logs to know exactly what the 500 error is about.
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2013-01-24, 18:02:39
(This post was last modified: 2013-01-24, 18:03:30 by kirillaristov.)
make this changes in .htaccess AFTER installation
or rename temp.htaccess to .htaccess
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I tried modifying the htaccess but it doesn't help
I asked my provider to give me access to the server logs to identify the problem.
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2013-01-24, 21:44:53
(This post was last modified: 2013-01-24, 21:48:48 by Tex-Twil.)
My provider allows only those htaccess directives: "FileInfo, Indexes, Limit and Options=Indexes".
If I remove the "Files" sections it works. It will give access to the xml files but for my usage, I can live with this.
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(2013-01-24, 21:44:53)Tex-Twil Wrote: It will give access to the xml files but for my usage, I can live with this.
If you don't remove the "deny all" .htaccess files in your data/users, data/pages, etc. you aren't giving access anyway.