For a few days now been fighting with this. I have a default installation of OE just completed about 2 days ago. Nothing added I just went with a straight installation.

I then use the Navin 7.x-1.0-beta1 (default theme) All other themes disabled. (If this makes a difference)

Then I edit a page. My home page. I insert an image using the image upload feature on the bottom of the editor. I insert the image then save.

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

But it seems I the the error no matter what changes I make though.

So I changed my php.ini file just to see if this will matter

max_execution_time = 180 ; Maximum execution time of each script, in seconds
max_input_time = 120 ; Maximum amount of time each script may spend parsing request data
memory_limit = 64M ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (16MB)

I initially had the max_input_time set to 60 but changed it since I continued getting the error.

I am on Bluehost. I even attached my error log if that matters.

I wonder if I should use the dev version instead?

Any help appreciated.

Thanks

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drdave17’s picture

I did a clean install with a new database (deleted the old one) and still get the same error.

August1914’s picture

Are the image public file directories writable? I think the system is attempting to write to a sub-directory of the path you have specified here:
www.example.com/admin/config/media/file-system

Depending on what features you have installed, 64MB may be insufficient, although it is not probably the problem here.

drdave17’s picture

Writable yes and the path is at default (untouched by me). Actually the image path is sites/default/files/inline-images. The image is in that directory. I can see it.

I think it was set by IMCE. That is what I used to upload the image. Strange though. The error I see now is Access denied You are not authorized to access this page. Appears it's not related to IMCE and may be a permission problem.

August1914’s picture

So the HTTP Error 500 error went away?

"You are not authorized to access this page" is returned by drupal_deliver_html_page and ajax_prepare_response, when the user has insufficient rights; presumably you have administrator role, still, you should double check admin/people/permissions to see make sure that there is not right that is not enabled for administrator. If there was an error during installation, then it could be that some steps didn't get completed.

drdave17’s picture

The 500 error was/is only generated in Chrome. Can't remember if it was there in IE and FF prior to reinstalling. I still get the error in Google Chrome. Sorry for confusing things.

I had some unchecked permissions and went back and checked them all and resaved the two pages I created but the same "Access Denied" error in FF and IE. I am logged in as administrator (default).

I don't recall seeing an error during installation but to be safe I may just go ahead and reinstall unless I missed something. This last installation I made sure and not check any apps not even the blog.

Also when I reinstalled I downloaded Drupal 7.14 and overwrite all the 7.12 files prior to installing. Not sure if it was a wise thing to do. I did it this way because the last installation was upgraded from 7.12 to 7.14 and I continued getting both errors mentioned. That is, the one in google chrome and the page cannot be displayed in FF 12.0 and IE 9. Chrome 18.0 x

drdave17’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Just now reinstalled and everything is working now. No errors or anything.. I did not do anything different. Just the same basic install. I only disabled the forums.

Thanks