Thread Starter
MDN
(@canupub)
My hosting provider replied this to same question:
“It is possible, that the HTTP error 500 is being generated directly by your PHP scripts.
If our servers generate this error, corresponding entries appear in the error log. This didn’t happen here. If this were the case, the error would be reproducible each time that someone accessed the page.
Please check your scripts: they may use something like a PHPs “header( … 500 … )” function. To check this, your developer should activate “expose_php” on konsoleH and use the Firefox tool “HTTP Live Headers” (or something similar) to check the relevant page. If the error shows up, check for this line in the response header: “X-Powered by: PHP”. This line indicates that problem is indeed being caused by the application. ”
There is no need to say that I don’t know a thing about all this stuff.
Thanks,
Bojan
Hello Bojan,
I’m really sorry for the delay – there has been a great load on our support team lately.
I have accessed your site without coming across any problems.
Is this issue still relevant?
If yes:
Can you please check your wp_trp_gettext_en* table from the database?
Please tell me if that table is much bigger than the others.
This issue could be related to a bug that we are aware of.
Best regards,
Thread Starter
MDN
(@canupub)
Hi Dragos,
Problem, for now, is solved, by this „tutorial”:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5Tg7VdFm9Q&list=PLxRH3AB_2RmkWBZO9EBYZbpeUPJarHFiI&index=2&t=436s
Now everything is working as it should be.
Screenshot of tables values: https://prnt.sc/s7gfvv
Pretty big values…
Thanks!
Bojan