Cómo corregir el error 500 Internal Server en WordPress

676 comentariosDeja una respuesta

1. Ryan

   I get the same Internal Server Error happening every couple of weeks now.

   Each time it’s an issue with the .htaccess file, it’s an easy fix to get the site up and running thanks to the info you provided above but is there anything I can do that will prevent the error re-occurring?

   Thanks.

   Responder

2. carl

   Thanks dude, you saved my beans and saved me from some real hassle. Super Kudos

   Responder

3. Anil

   Any advice for intermittent 500 errors?

   Responder

4. WHITEFEATHER HUNTER

   I tried renaming the htaccess file to htaccess_old like you said, and it disappeared! Now I get 404 errors every time I try to load the website’s various pages.

   My original problem was indeed the plugins – deactivating them brought my website back online. However, NOW I have this 404 problem.

   Also, I cannot find a Settings option in FileZilla – can you please help?

   Thanks!

   Responder

   • Chad Warren

     The reason you are receiving 404 errors is because you have renamed your .htaccess file The .htaccess file contains the rewrite code to make your links pretty. ie: http://www.example.com/about instead of http://www.example.com/?p=259

     The simplest way to correct this is to log into the WP admin and go to Settings >> Permalinks Make sure you have the proper permalink option selected and then Save. This will recreate the the proper rewrite peramaters within .htaccess

     Responder

5. Previsha

   Thank you so much, Changing the .htaccess file worked.

   Responder

6. Norman Fellows

   Hi Editorial Staff!

   Checking for the corrupt .htaccess file solution worked for me. Thank you.

   I had been doing a lot of work on the site including updating Jetpack. Not sure what the culprit was but I was completely locked out…

   Responder

7. Matthew

   Pretty useful! Good job Syed.

   Responder

8. aiyeboy

   thanks but whenever i rename the htaccess the site comes up and goes down after 1 minute again and this as been keeping my website offline for days now….helpppp

   Responder

   • WPBeginner Support

     Why would you rename htaccess file? Delete any .htaccess file you have renamed including the original .htaccess file.

     Responder

     Administrador

     • aiyeboy

       you mean i should delete my htaccess file , but it automatically comes back.

       Responder

       • WPBeginner Support

         Yes it does, if your .htaccess file had some problem then deleting it should have solved it.

9. Owolabi

   You Guys are great ! I always find solution to my problems here. once again tank you and keep the good work up.

   Cheers!

   Responder

10. pushkar

    Nothing of the above worked. It seems the problem was with my wordpress Theme. I changed to another theme and the website is back to normal. This link shows how to change the theme without a working admin http://wordpress.shadowlantern.com/change-wordpress-theme-in-phpmyadmin/

    Responder

    • WPBeginner Support

      You can also change your theme by deleting all themes and only leaving the theme that you want to use in /wp-content/themes directory.

      Responder

      Administrador

11. viksit singh

    Really work’s thanks dude
    It’s good Nice post Having a great knowledge about that…
    Please Help i want a hosting service which is cheep giv me domain and Support
    Thanks

    Responder

12. Jayson T Cote

    I wanted to add another situation that may cause Internal Server errors and can be easily remedied.

    Check your php.ini file usually located in your root directory on your web hosting server.

    I recently updated our server from PHP version 5.3.x to 5.4.x The update changed a few PHP options which were set differently in the local php.ini file. We made the same changes to the website’s local php.ini file as we did on the server and eliminated the Internal Server error.

    Take caution, you can try renaming the php.ini file (php.ini.old) and reload your website to see if it makes a difference. Looking at the servers error logs will determine the exact PHP option in question that will need to be edited in your local php.ini file.

    Responder

13. Bill Cruz

    Thank you based god! renaming my .htaccess file and forcing a new one to be created resolved my blank webpage! I reset my mySQL database password, and updated the password on the wp-config.php file, but that still didn’t fix it, but this method did. Thanks.

    Responder

14. Mikkel Lindblom

    Thank you! Allways remember to check the .htaccess file

    Responder

15. Mert Can

    Hi,

    I would like to ask you, how can I edit this error file (Internal Server Error)? Because it’s showing there my e-mail address. I am using linux Debian 7.

    Thanks,

    Best Regards,

    Responder

16. Vyacheslav

    Thank you for such a good article. This set of fixes is really handy to keep them all at fingertips.

    My problem was the .htaccess file, but not the one in the root folder. It was rather the one in my /wp-admin folder. It came about that I protected /wp-admin folder with a password by means of host provider panel. It created the .htaccess file inside my /wp-admin folder. I also added some code into the file too.

    Later I turned such a password protection of the folder off, so the code added by host provider panel itself was taken from the .htaccess file automatically. Meanwhile the code added by me still remained in the file. This piece of code caused the problem leading to Internal Server Error 500.

    I just removed the .htaccess file due to its lack of necessity and it did the trick.

    Responder

17. Vijay Sharma

    Yes, it works for me to get the idea,

    Solutions process I did
    1. Define Php memory limit in “wp-config.php”
    2. Deactivate all plugins
    3. Update permalinks structure
    4. Activate plugin one by one

    Responder

18. NatalieDawn

    Hey,

    I have loads of problems with 503 error. My host told me it’s a problem with index.php file. Don’t know, how to solve it, HELP PLEASE! (I’m really desperate now ).

    Responder

19. Asha Singh

    Can i fix by uploading manual file or need to change any hosting file of ny site . because it has same issue several times at my end.

    Thanks for info.

    Responder

    • WPBeginner Support

      Yes you can try uploading fresh copies of files to your server overwriting any existing files you might have. Please backup first.

      Responder

      Administrador

20. Paul

    yes I went through all the steps and as always my luck get the hardest, reinstalled via ftp job done!

    Responder

21. Piers

    Hooray, the .htaccess thing did the trick. Thanks so much for the valuable tips.

    Responder

22. Yogesh

    goooooooooooood…….Thanks bro

    Responder

23. illahi

    very informatice article i love it

    Responder

24. Paul

    None of the above worked for me – however, that’s because of what was causing my issue – so I thought they wouldn’t but tried them anyway.

    However, I’ve dealt with heaps of WordPress sites so wasn’t too worried when I came across the issue.

    For me, the error appeared when trying to access admin (the site itself loads) and it wasn’t the hosting as it was a site on my temp hosting platform and all other sites are fine.

    The solution though is very simple (for what caused my issue),
    I knew it happened just after changing the permalink structure, and I had accidently clicked the ‘Custom Structure’. (I was meant to use one of the others for this site). In my case this didn’t carry over to the htaccess file and removing the file didn’t work either.

    Fix:
    You’ll need access to phpMyAdmin. Locate the database used for your install. Locate the wp_options table and find the permalink_structure row (around 30 or so). You can edit the permalink there back to one of the others.

    Next, edit the htaccess file with this to include the proper rewrite rules:
    # BEGIN WordPress

    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /
    RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteRule . /index.php [L]

    # END WordPress

    After that clear your browser cache and refresh – also try getting in through a different browser.

    This is one of many solutions – it works for me to reset permalinks.

    Responder

25. khandy

    Thank you!

    The php.ini file saved me.

    Have had this problem since introducing random header images to the Graphene theme. If this happens again later today (before I’ve got the error logs from my host) will this work again or do I need to up the number?

    Responder

26. Bobbie Blakely

    Hi Thank you for all of your help. I have a 500error, internal server error. I changed the plugin name to plugin.deactivate, that didn’t change the error. I tried to change the name for .htaccess file but it says that I can’t because the folder is empty. I have been having trouble for three days. I fix one thing and I get another error. Today I uploaded my wp backup files via FTP. Upon completion is when I got the 500 error. I would be grateful for any help. Thank you
    Bobbie

    Responder

    • WPBeginner Support

      Bobbie, try this. Download your /wp-content/plugins and /wp-content/themes folders to your computer. Then delete the ones from your server and create new empty directories with the same names. From your website’s root directory delete your .htaccess file (You can later regenerate it again from settings -> permalinks.

      Responder

      Administrador

27. poemaderoca

    I disabled my plugins but didn’t help so decided to rename .htaccess file and this solved my problem. Thanks for the tutorial.

    Responder

28. Stuart

    Thank you. A real saver!! A corrupted .htaccess file was the answer

    Responder

29. chris

    seriously quick and painless! thanks!

    Responder

30. Sascha

    Thanks for this. Helped me a lot!

    Responder

31. Tim

    Thank you!. It was the .htaccess file that was the issue! The issue occurred after installing and activating the eCommerce shop.

    I have not got a clue how renaming that file fixed it but it did! So thanks again!

    Responder

32. Anton

    Renaming the file .htaccess file worked. Thank you!!!!

    Responder

33. Noerila

    Wow.. great article !
    its works for me..
    thanks, man..

    Responder

34. Chris

    Thanks so much! Changed the name of the htaccess file and my 500 error disappeared!

    Responder

35. Erik von Werlhof

    Whew!

    Had this problem pop up last night and thought I would be toast! I tried the solution as outlined above and it worked!

    Much thanks,

    Erik

    Responder

36. Hossam

    unfortunately NONE of the above worked for me, but I think I’ve another issue related to this O.o
    my problem is: my website worked fine, but when trying to edit any plugin’s settings or adding a new data to it, here is the “page not found” appears to me!! NOTE that I’m using %postname% as permalinks, and when changed it to “default” then try again to edit any plugin, here is ” Internal Server Error” appears O.o
    I’m confused, please help
    thanks in advance

    Responder

37. sebastian okelly

    Excellent article. This is a really useful site for those who get lost in the Codex. Thanks.

    Responder

38. Remington Phillips

    Thank you! For me changing .htaccess to “.htaccess_old” worked.

    Responder

39. Deckey

    Hi,
    I still have the problem with the Internal Error.
    I’ve tried all your ways (PHPmemory, htaccess, plugins deactivated…) And still doesn’t work.
    If I change htaccess, the Internal Error change message and there’s another:

    “Not Found
    The requested URL /about/ was not found on this server.
    Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
    Apache Server at http://www.gdbautomotive.com Port 80″

    How can I do?
    Maybe is better for me to do the website again from the start?
    Because I’ve done the passage from localhost to remote server…
    Maybe if I restart everything immediately on the web is better and it will work?

    I’m quiet desperate and I don’t know how to do other things….

    Thank you so much,

    Deckey

    Responder

    • WPBeginner Support

      Before doing that try the last option mentioned in the article and ask your web host for support.

      Responder

      Administrador

40. Krishanu Choudhury

    Hello i run A blog which has preety good alexa ranking.i currently use MArkabihost for hosting my website and use wordpress script.now i have decided to move to better hosting service so i would you suggest you a good hosting service whcih is cheap and better And i want to know the ways to backup from Markabi to current hosting service

    Responder

    • WPBeginner Support

      Take a look at our hosting guide, how to choose the best WordPress hosting.

      Responder

      Administrador

41. payal

    how can i solve error in which the web page show that contact adminstrator?

    Responder

42. Terhie

    Hi, I’d like to thank you for your help. There are many pages with ‘error 505’ solving, but yours was clear and simple, and that’s what makes the difference.

    My problem was just a little bit different. Internal Server Error appeared only when I tried to get to admin panel via Android WordPress application. Everything else was fine, and I could login to admin panel via browser no matter what OS or browser I used.

    My hosting provider declined existence of any logs (yeah…), but thanks to your site I’ve found that one of my plugins cause this error.

    Thanks a lot!

    Responder

43. Walter

    Hi. When i delete my access file my pages works. But then i refreshing my permalinks causes it again. So it is a cycle.

    Responder

    • WPBeginner Support

      There can be other reasons like for example your WordPress Hosting provider may not have mod_rewrite enabled (unlikely but not unheard of). If you are using a custom permalink structure defined by using your own tags try switching to month or date based and see if this resolves the problem. If it does, then this means that your custom tags were not in correct format. You can also try creating your .htaccess file manually. It should have this code only:

      # BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>
# END WordPress

      Responder

      Administrador

44. Nicole

    PHP memory increase worked. THANK YOU!

    Responder

45. harryjkt

    Hi,

    i got correct solution from your site..

    Thanks

    Responder

    • Trent

      Ok, so this one is not one this page yet! I was moving from one cPanel Server to another cPanel Server. I did use the /scripts/pkgacct $user as well as the transfer accounts options, both gave me Internal Error 500. After several hours I found this page and tried everything except reinstalling WordPress.
      Well the culprit was actually the PHP.INI file. I downloaded the php source binaries and uploaded the php.ini-production file. I then deleted the php.ini file and renamed the php.ini-production to php.ini. Everything worked well.
      Hopefully it helps!

      Responder

46. Dave

    Thanks…. it was a memory issue for me. I was only getting the error though on one plug-in. The rest of the site was working fine. Might put that in there somewhere too as it might be useful for somebody else.

    Thanks.

    Responder

47. Puneinvest

    Hi,
    Nice Article. I follow all process. But problem not solve.
    When I check my error log –
    PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘}’ in …/themes/techmaish/index.php on line 1

    Just replace index.php to server

    Now my problem solve.

    Again thanks Your post is great

    Responder

48. Christopher

    I love sites like this. Thank you for a clear, concise, and well laid out tutorial/troubleshooting post. Well done Sir.

    Responder

49. Daniela

    THANK YOU!!! I made all the changes, htaccess, increased memory size…
    Then called the hosting company… and I was told that ALL my sites were infected by a virus!!!

    So I went back to this post and did this one step I did not do which was deactivating all plugins. That did the trick!
    It was Jetpack …..

    Responder

50. Sam

    Thanks it was .htaccess file doing that all. The file was uploaded with my site mistakenly Thanks again.

    Responder