By newbii on

I need help for http 500 / http 403 errors of my drupal site. You can see the details at http://drupal.org/node/203315. I will give you the FTP details.

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bwv commented

It is possible to get errors if you put another index.* file in the same directory as the index.php file that is running drupal. It appears from your other posts that this is what you have done. Remove the index.html page from the root (/) directory where index.php is and let us know what happens.

PS: what happens if you type in http://www.example.com/index.html?
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newbii commented

I have checked what you have mentioned. Even I deleted all of the other index.* and tried to visit my site, it still gave http 500 error. Nothing changed. Then I re-uploaded all the index*.
I was modified .htaccess before that's why it gives 500 error. Before my modification it was giving http 403.

Thank you.

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pcambra
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commented

like admin folder, if you have folders that drupal uses, you can get this kind of behaviour.

Another thing could be the clean urls, have you tried the same URL but without clean urls? q?=admin, for example?

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newbii commented

Yes, I tried it. It was working without clean urls. But my site was indexed by searchings with clean urls. I affraided to have less traffic. I didn't prefer to use without clean urls. If I delete the .htaccess file I can access only the front page of my site but I can't access any other pages. So, I can't login.

I changed .htaccess file. If I delete it and then if I upload original .htaccess, I might login as admin and remove clean urls setting. But I don't know what will I do then.

Drupal was in the main directory on my server. There was no problem since I host only Drupal. Now I took the Drupal into a new folder. My other site is on the other folder. There are 2 sites in different folders in my server main directory. There is also a stats folder in the main directory.

Thanks

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pcambra
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The solution was here http://drupal.org/node/165761

After a little research, it was fixed just putting a clean .htaccess file with this uncommented

RewriteBase /

It is a godaddy server, for more info.