Internal Server Error

Question
1

Good morning, uploading the website to the server with the URL ending in .com gives a server error, but if the URL ends in /index.html you can access the website. Any suggestions?

2

Perhaps there’s a leftover index.php or some other file or server configuration on your web host. Maybe clearing the hosting space out and publishing again will fix it.

3

Thanks, I’ll try it.

4

Duncan, it’s not working!!

5

So does that mean you have already uploaded your Sparkle website to the server to be able to access it using ???/index.html? If so it sounds like you have two issues?

6

I uploaded it with .com and I get a server error, but if I type /index.html in the search engine, it opens without problems!!!

7

Ok, have a read of this regarding web page file name - Page Setup | Sitely Documentation

8

The problem is that the page worked perfectly. Then a problem with the lack of a security certificate made the name of the ftp change. And from there INTERNAL SERVER ERROR. I have uploaded many updates to the website and I have never had any problems. But I still don’t understand why the website is visible with /index.html !!!

9

/httpsdocs
The selected folder is not published on https://www….

10

I honestly think it’s a server problem.

Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.

Please contact the server administrator at root@localhost to inform them of the time this error occurred, and the actions you performed just before this error.

More information about this error may be available in the server error log.

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It sounds like it be a server configuration issue.
The first page of any website is the index.html or if PHP, index.php. This is how the server understands it is the prime page of the website.

So either your website has not been loaded into the root folder or your server needs a helping hand. Maybe use this in the htaccess file…

1. ## REWRITE DEFAULTS
2. RewriteEngine On
3. RewriteBase /
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[quote=“FlaminFig, post:11, topic:9370”]

1. ## REWRITE DEFAULTS
2. RewriteEngine On
3. RewriteBase /

This is the actual .htaccess:

Override PHP settings. The first IfModule is

for Apache 1.3, the second for Apache 2.

php_value register_globals 1 php_value register_globals 1
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Do I replace or add at the beginning?

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The htaccess file is something to approach with caution. I don’t know what you have on your htaccess file so I would suggest to add the above to see if it helps…

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Ok, I’ll try and tell you something.

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[quote=“FlaminFig, post:11, topic:9370”]

1. ## REWRITE DEFAULTS
2. RewriteEngine On
3. RewriteBase /

[/quote]Not functional !!! txs !!

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Fixed. Folder published and fixed an error in an SVG that was giving me problems.