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Support => Elxis 4.x/5.x DEV => Topic started by: ahmet on January 04, 2013, 19:08:21
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hello,
when i try to save the content i get this error..
its related with turkish language? because i dont get any error with the other nautilus website?
ERROR 500 - Internal Server Error!
The following error occurred:
The requested URL caused an internal server error.
If you get this message repeatedly please contact the webmaster.
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In a site I had checked it was a misconfiguration on apache's mod_security which caused a similar error.
Check Elxis error log, is any related message there?
Does this error happens all the time or just once? Try in a different article, is it happening the same?
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session.cookie_secure Off Off
when i try to edit an article it happens.. specially when i add an image ..
and there are no errors...
now it works again.. i waited 1 hr and logged in again no problem??
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i do understand now.. when i add a big image, it makes this error
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the image i want to upload is 448 kb.. but same error i am getting?..
any solution??
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Maybe the resize doesn't work because of a image missing library, or an non-writeable repository, or maybe the server is too overloaded, or ....
I need to test it to find out what is the problem.
If you like send me username/password for your site's administration and FTP to check it.
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Test results
Everything is working fine in your Elxis. What it doesn't work OK is uploading large images. For example I was able to upload an image of 130kb but the upload failed for an image of 210kb. The upload limit size in your php seems to be 2M but in fact it fails for files over 200kb (0.2M). You should focus on php settings, Elxis works fine. Also I didn't faced any forced logout from Elxis while I was logged in.
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thank you very much...
now it works..its not the elxis but server...
hers the details..
It was fastcgi. It has a default FcgidMaxRequestLen of 128K, and since php runs through fastcgi, fastcgi's value of max request length took precedence over php.ini's. Instead of configuring it for each site separately, I did it globally in /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/fcgid.conf by setting FcgidMaxRequestLen to 10M. You can tune it for each site if you like, but I don't think it would be prudent.
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Excellent :D