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Hi there,

For some reason, I get 500 Internal Server Error when trying to access any PHP file in a subdirectory. Let's say my Virtual Directory points to /var/www/test. Everything works fine within the directory test, but if I call a /var/www/test/dir/index.php, that gives me the error.

No logs are generated when hit that page neither on the general log nor the Virtual Directory log.

I also tried to ad a specific Directory permission section like this, but no luck either.
Directory {
Path = /var/www/test/dir
ExecuteCGI = yes
}

Regards,
Tito

Hiawatha version: 7.3
Operating System: Ubuntu 10.04

Are you sure it's Hiawatha who is generating the 500 error, and not the index.php script in your 'dir' directory?

You are right, Hugo! Thanks for the hint.

However, I used to get PHP error messages in my webpage. Now, instead, I get the 500 Internal Server Error instead. The only way to debug is to use php-cli. How can I get my PHP errors back instead?

I guess it is a php-fcgi question, not Hiawatha :/

Thanks!
Tito

Try using the following PHP setting (in php.ini):

cgi.rfc2616_headers = 1

or otherwise the following Hiawatha setting:

TriggerOnCGIstatus = no

(see the Hiawatha manual)