[HELP] 500 Internal Server Error

[KyleSmith]

Firstly, if anyone could help direct me and tell me of the cause and solution I would highly appreciate it.

Basically I ordered some web-hosting from a company I regularly use for my game servers. I decided to switch hosting to them and placed an order, after adding some files I noticed I get the 500 Internal Error. I was stumped so I decided to remove them all and create a blank PHP file with just the tags inside it, and it still causes the error.

The error doesn't occur on images or html files, only PHP Files.

If you want to see it in action: /http://31.22.xxx.xxx/~kcnrrpgc/
and it works for: /http://31.22.xxx.xxx/~kcnrrpgc/inder.htm

I decided to buy another hosting from the same company and it occurs on that too. I know it is a company issue but I want to find out what is causing this.

Thank you for reading.

 

[Infopro]

Have you asked your Hosting Provider about this issue?
Have you got the domain name setup properly?
Do you know if the Apache mod_userdir Tweak is enabled for the account or not?

 

[KyleSmith]

Have you asked your Hosting Provider about this issue?
Have you got the domain name setup properly?
Do you know if the Apache mod_userdir Tweak is enabled for the account or not?

1. I did and he is looking into it but it is taking some time as he is the new owner there. But I sort of know him from somewhere so I'd like to help as much as possible in speeding it up.

2. I didn't, no. I was going to use the temp url to setup the forum before I switch hosts as I wanted it to be seamlessly. [read on].

3. No, I don't know.

[ UPDATE ]

I decided to buy a new host at the same company and attach one of my domains to it. But now it seems to redirect me to the cgi bin page! lol

domain.co.uk

If you go there it will redirect, but if you go to: domain.co.uk/index.php
The site loads fine.

So, I think the issue is with attaching domains with temp domains making them go bad.
Just need to fix this cgi redirection, anyone know how.

Thanks

 

[KyleSmith]

I also tried following this:

/http://www.silverark.co.uk/articles/item/219-cpanel-account-redirecting-cgi-sys-defaultwebpage-cgi.html

and deleting the cgi folder, no luck!

 

[KyleSmith]

After cleaning the cache the page works!

Basically the issue was that the cpanel needed a website attached to it instead of viewing it via the temp url.

The fix to the cgi was to clean the cache.

Issue resolved.