What's new
By:
GR WEB DEV | Buy and Download | Watch and Download | one line of code

Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!

  • You can directly chat with any of Staff Member for help.

How to Fix 500 Internal Server Error After Script Upload

grwebdev

grwebdev

Administrator
Staff member
The dreaded 500 error usually happens due to:

- Wrong PHP version
- Missing `.htaccess` rules
- Incorrect file/folder permissions
- PHP script errors

✅ Try:
- Set file permissions to 644, folders to 755
- Enable error logging
- Switch PHP version in control panel

Still stuck? Paste your error log or screenshot here and we’ll check.
 

Similar threads

grwebdev
Common Issues When Running GPL Script-Based Forums and How to Fix Them
Replies
0
Views
18
grwebdev
grwebdev
grwebdev
My WordPress Plugin Shows Error After Upload – How to Fix It?
Replies
0
Views
7
grwebdev
grwebdev

© 2025 grwebdevs.com | Redeveloped by grwebdevs

GR Web Devs is a tech community focused on web development, server management, WordPress, and open-source tools. We help users explore, discuss, and share knowledge about PHP scripts, GPL themes, plugins, and everything tech-related.

Useful links

Social Links

You could even link to your social profiles, such as:

Important Notice:

This website, grwebdevs.com, contains download links provided by individual users from third-party sites freely available online. We are not affiliated with these external sites and are not responsible for their content. All content is the copyright of its respective owners. We offer this content for testing purposes only, not for commercial use, and while we strive to share virus and malware-free files, please use them at your own risk; we are not responsible for any loss incurred.
Back
Top