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Hello,

I'm stuck. I have a page where I get the following message: "500 - Internal Server Error"

The log says:

Tue 03 Nov 2009 12:27:34 +0100|77.167.213.209|/srv/www/htdocs/npgm/httpdocs/index.php|error while executing CGI

Is there a way do termine the reason of the error? I believe it's a memory-issue (using more memory than allowed), but it is not the php.ini value. Is there a seperate CGI max-memory value?

Maybe there is another reason, but I can't think of one. Is there a way to find out?

Thanks in advance.



Hiawatha version: 6.17.1 (same problem with 6.15)
Operating System: OpenSuse 11.1

You can make PHP write all errors to a logfile. You could try that to find out what's causing the problem.

I think it's no PHP error, since no error is added to the log. Adding }}} randomly in a file results in a new error line in the log.

So I think it's not a PHP-format error? What else can it be?

What happens if you run the PHP script manually (from the command line)?

Hi Hugo,

i have some Error:


here is a php file:

<?php
// This code was created by phpMyBackupPro v.2.1 
// http://www.phpMyBackupPro.net
$_POST['db']=array("datenbank1", "datenbank2", "datenbank3", );
$_POST['dirs']=array("../mysite1.de/", "../mysite2.de/", "../mysite3.de/", );
$_POST['tables']="on";
$_POST['data']="on";
$_POST['drop']="on";
$_POST['zip']="gzip";
$_POST['packed']="on";
$period=(3600*24)*1;
$security_key="81ea13e6sdf654rg46sdf54e8e60a273f82c6";
// This is the relative path to the phpMyBackupPro v.2.1 directory
@include("backup.php");
?>

Greeting Alex.

Do you see an error message in your webbrowser? If not, please verify that in php.ini cgi.rfc2616_headers is set to 1.

yes, this it was, thanks.
but then there came the second Error, the CGI timeout, I have rised the time and it works.

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Greeting, Alex.

Thanks!