Getting 500 Internal Server Error when upgrading DLE

[KingOfDCP]

Hello,

My site was running DLE 9.0. I was going to upgrade it to 9.4 After uploaded all the files, I get 500 Internal Server Error. I didn't change anything. If I rename .htaccess to htaccess.txt, I can access to html file but still get 500 Internal Server Error (Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.) when accessing php file.

I'm thinking the problem is I replace old php.ini with new php.ini which included in DLE 9.4 pack.

I'm running my site on VPS.

Could someone help me?

KingOfDCP Reviewed by KingOfDCP on 21st Nov 2011. Getting 500 Internal Server Error when upgrading DLE Hello, My site was running DLE 9.0. I was going to upgrade it to 9.4 After uploaded all the files, I get 500 Internal Server Error. I didn't change anything. If I rename .htaccess to htaccess.txt, I can access to html file but still get 500 Internal Server Error (Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.) when accessing php file. I'm thinking the problem is I replace old php.ini with new php.ini which included in DLE Rating: 5

[soft2050]

Check the error_log file
Generally its created in the root folder where the file exist
I upgraded to DLE 9.4 from 9.0 yesterday only and its working perfectly fine.
Did you ran the upgrade?
www.ursite.com/upgrade/index.php

[KingOfDCP]

By mistake, I removed that file with php.ini file too. I re-created 2 files but no log was written.

Could you send me your php.ini in the root folder?

Because off 500 Internal Server Error, I can't access upgrade files

[soft2050]

By mistake, I removed that file with php.ini file too. I re-created 2 files but no log was written.

Could you send me your php.ini in the root folder?

Because off 500 Internal Server Error, I can't access upgrade files

Try to Restart your httpd server by ssh

service httpd restart

To see location of error_log, find this (similar) line:

error_log = mylocation/shit.log

Then see the error there. If that line doesn't exist, then add it.

[KingOfDCP]

I tried reboot VPS many times too but nothing change.

Sorry but I don't understand second statement.