Hi all,
I've got three sites; two running DNN, and the other running ProjectNami with PHP 5.6. One of the sites,http://cambridgeport90.net, loads and is view-able (coming along great, actually). The others,http://stormlighttech.org, powered by DNN, andhttp://defendersofcambridge.org, powered by ProjectNami, don't.
The following is a log from stormlight ... I have the custom error element of wweb.config set to off (yields nothing useful though, still "500 internal server error. There is a problem with the resource you are looking for and it cannot be displayed"), but the key is, I believe in the following log fragment:
From the log: 2016-07-17 15:20:49 10.0.0.11 GET /Default.aspx tabid=59&error=An+unexpected+error+has+occurred&content=0 80 - 104.193.88.244 Mozilla/5.0+(Windows+NT+5.1;+rv:6.0.2)+Gecko/20100101+Firefox/6.0.2 - 500 0 0 218
What's getting me ... don't error 500's normally have some sort of code after them in order to tell you what's wrong or what to go fix? ( think the "unexpected error has occurred" line, which doesn't look very IIS log-like to me, is trying to tell me something).
Just to let you guys know, this site worked fine at one time, I reinstalled the actual web site files because some module or other I had installed kept breaking things, I had accidentally tried to install into a database with stuff in it, and so on, so I
figured it needed to be refreshed.. I can't even load the absolute URL ... stormlighttech.org/install/install.aspx; similar error.
Onto the PHP site:
I installed PHP via the Web Platform installer as recommended. I can see all of the settings ... all of the extensions and what not are there, including all of the ones for the SQL server driver. when I take a look at defendersofcambridge.org, I get: 500 internal server error. There is a problem with the resource you are looking for, and it cannot be displayed.Throws a 404 on the local server ... Do I have to do anything after PHP installs to get it to work? (I think I somehow ended up with both versions 5 and 7 in there when I was messing with chocolatey, but per PHP manager, everything seems to indicate version 5.something.) Logs look similar to those above ... except no calls ever to index.php, wp-install.php, ever. As if the server isn't actually serving the page. Sort of explains the 404 on the inside, doesn't it? Thankfully that site's not as important as the first. Suggestions would be awesome; this is driving me nuts.