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HTTP Error 500

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So I'm just trying to test a tiny little php file I made for my computer science class. Normally, Uniform Server works for me without trouble. Today, however, it gives me this:

 

HTTP Error 500 (Internal Server Error): An unexpected condition was encountered while the server was attempting to fulfill the request.

 

I restarted Uniform Server etc. I'm not really sure why that one file won't work seeing as all my other files work

You could always look at the error.log and access.log files for a bit more info. You'll find them in \UniServer\usr\local\apache2\logs directory.

Regards,

BobS

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You could always look at the error.log and access.log files for a bit more info. You'll find them in \UniServer\usr\local\apache2\logs directory.

Regards,

BobS

found my problem, thanks.

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Yeah, I did look at logs, but apparently the logs I looked at before I posted were for something different and I didn't think to look at those because I didn't think it would be logging my script errors. It turns out I was missing a curly bracket near the end of my script. I had a bunch of nested if statements and miscalculated just how many ending brackets I needed and that was the only issue. Instead of it returning the usual syntax error stuff it gave me HTTP 500 and brought me to this conundrum. thanks for the help.

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