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Old August 18th, 2003, 06:19 PM
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error on page 500 internal server

crap, this is why you don't go deleting all the files in root including web.config

now when i screw up a script it just gives me the 500 error, i used have client errors or something like that turned on in that file and I deleted it, anyone know what the code/ can you just post the web.config file here?

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Old August 18th, 2003, 06:30 PM
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hmm... that's not it.....

i'm using localhost/test.asp

Code:
<%
	if "1" = "2"
                 response.write "hello"
	end if

%>


instead of yelling at me for the then it's just saying 500 internal error.... strange... i didn't change any settings to turn off error messages.....

it has to be asp specific, asp.net still gives me errors and the lines they occur on and so does PHP..... bizarre....

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OK unatratnag :-)

Either I'm to drunk or its you but I've only had 4 beers and I don't get it?

Here you are talking about a web.config file but you're showing us code inside an .asp file(test.asp) what does the web.config file has to do with ASP ?

If the file/code your showing us was an .aspx file then ya ok but .asp? Humm....

You really got me confused

Then you mention PHP I mean loll wtf?

Vlince is putting his beer #5 down...


Perhaps try doing the folling:
Tools-->Internet Options-->Advance TAB-->UNCHECK Show friendly HTTP errors

You *shouldn't* get the http 500 error but the actual error message!

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Old August 18th, 2003, 08:30 PM
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yea, i wasn't thinking these out before I posted, haha. It was an aspx page originally so i got the

<!-- Web.Config Configuration File -->

<configuration>
<system.web>
<customErrors mode="Off"/>
</system.web>
</configuration>

web.config file and it posted the error, but the pure asp page was still showing the 500 error... it's wierd because I just cloned this machine last week and didn't change any options, i could have sworn i did some developement on this box before....

ooo, are you drinking german beer?

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Ok, well we can just write that server off as being possessed by a ghost.

The asp.net pages just broke today, and i was fishing around trying to find out, and it kept giving me the good ol' changesAccess denied to 'x:\inetpub\wwwroot\'. Failed to start monitoring file changes error message.

I figured it wasn't the aspnet account since .net pages had been running on that server fine for a day or two, and today the account was just missing form the wwwroot permissions. I checked the event viewer and under security there was no record of a 630 (account deletion) besides some prodsupport accounts deleted when the machine was first recloned. So to that I give it the one finger salute and remade the account and moved on. grrr, it's been one of those days.

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