By renpei on
I made a drupal webpage (chimerarotmg.tk) and had it hosted on 000webhost
Everything worked fine but 000webhost was down for about 60% of the time and the speed was bad.
Recently, I backed up the dbs and the entire site andmoved to http://freewebpagehost.net/ because of its good reviews.
I imported sql tables with no problem and uploaded files with no problem but I got a 500 internal error.
I deleted .htaccess and everything is better.
However, i heard that deleting .htaccess is not the answerandI was wondering if there is any way to fix it
I tried commenting several lines but that yeilded no results
Comments
Ensure that you have a
Ensure that you have a standard Drupal 6 .htaccess. If you have and the site does not work you should consult your hosting company. Any Drupal specialist host should be able to help.
Generally shared hosts who are not Drupal specialists (whatever they claim) are not good for Drupal, and it is necessary to spend a bit more on a real specialist such as civihosting.com, drupion.com, getpantheon.com, hotdrupal.com etc. However, if your hosting company do help you get the site working, that would prove that they at least make an effort to support Drupal. If they do not help, you probably need to move hosts.
Your probably may have originated if when moving the site you failed to move .htaccess and you were using a non-Drupal .htaccess which was giving problems. This is a common problem, since hidden files are often omitted when uploading or copying files.
Digit Professionals specialising in Drupal, WordPress & CiviCRM support for publishers in non-profit and related sectors
TY FOR REPLYING!
Naw. I tried original .htaccess file as well as the modified .htaccess file. Neither works.
I will talk to hosting company.
By the way,do you know of any free webhosting company that supports drupal?
Only Drupal Gardens. But
Only Drupal Gardens. But AFAIK you cannot import an existing site.
My personal view is that Drupal makes heavy demands on hosting, and requires a lot of maintenance long-term. Unless you are ready to pay $15+ per month for hosting, and spend a lot of time and / or money on maintenance, it is better to go with Wordpress: just a personal view based on my own experiences.
Digit Professionals specialising in Drupal, WordPress & CiviCRM support for publishers in non-profit and related sectors
TY Guys!
Got the problem fixed.
Thank you for contacting us.
The problem has been resolved. Your website is working fine now:
http://chimerarotmg.tk/
Solution:
I've edited the .htaccess file by commenting out the following lines:
Options -Indexes
DirectoryIndex index.php index.html index.htm
Feel free to reopen this ticket in case you have more questions or you need further assistance. Thank you for choosing our services.
Best Regards,
Peter Smith
.htaccess
can i get file your edited?