WordPress’te 500 Dahili Sunucu Hatası Nasıl Giderilir?

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1. Kim

   Thanks. It was a corrupted .htaccess file.

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2. Friedemann Wetter

   nothing but “Re-uploading Core Files” solved it!
   I used a copy of a similar page that had no problems!
   Thanks!

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3. Jeffrey Hayes

   Your article did help me solve the issue. The problem seem to start when I tried to add new pages and/or post. After reading your article I first went into my file manager in my hosting control panel and tired to change the name of htaccess file but file manager would not allow me to do this so I went back into wordpress and deactivated ALL my plugins and then I could add pages and post with no error messages so I then reactivated one plugin at a time and each would add post/page until I found the plugin that was causing the problem so WP is running great again thanks to you, I am very new to WP as I always develop my websites in Dreamweaver.

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4. Diego

   I was having trouble with this and i tried every solution here.
   Nothing worked , then i looked in the folder where wp-config , wp-mail is and i found a file named erro_log.
   I looked and found two of my pages inside the theme was giving error i just upload again via ftp the files and Boom!
   All working again.

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   • Sophie

     Thanks for posting this. Your reply solved my problem as well. I had forgotten a ‘,’ in php file.

     Thank you for saving me the time of deactivating all of my plugins!

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   • Aathira

     Thank you for saving my life.

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5. Dave Sumner

   inre: Re-uploading the core files includes/admin… am I overwriting the existing files or do I have do something first like re-name the old files before ftp’ing the new core files in. I’ve searched everywhere, but I don’t think I’ve seen an answer stated definitively on that.

   Thanks.

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6. Rico Bravo

   I went through every step and I couldn’t fix the error. So, I deleted the child theme and re-set the permalinks to Post name – It worked. Thanks for the tutorial…

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7. Aseem Rastogi

   Deactivating all plugins worked for me..
   thank you

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8. Fredy pandia

   thanks wpbeginner
   you really made my day
   changging .httaccess to the basic help my site up and run again

   basic wordpress .httacess
   # BEGIN WordPress

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

   # END WordPress

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9. John

   I renamed the Plugins folder to Plugins.de
   i logged into my site, it listed all my plugins but said they were not present.
   I logged out of my site.
   I then renamed the folder back to Plugins. I logged into my site, all the plugins were there but not activated. i activated the plugins 1 at a time until i found the corrupted plugin. i then deleted that plugin, reloaded it, activated it and now all works perfectly.

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10. Joshua lynch

    Hello, I am new to a company and they had a third party create and run their wordpress, now ive somehow accidentally managed to change the URL of the site to something else rather that what was purchased and added to the business website using the url from a host, I think they use Fast host, but I get a 500 internal error now and I cannot log into the account and when you go to the web page it come up without a theme or anythning. Please Advise as I need this sitem up and running again asap!

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11. Frank

    You saved my life! Thanks.

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12. Daniel

    I renamed my htacces and it worked but my problem is it toke back the Maximum upload file size which increased before to its default plz help

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13. David

    I had an issue where none of these things worked for me. For some reason, whenever I clicked “save” in the general settings or when clicking “save” in the permalinks settings, it would send me into a 500 server error loop. The only way to fix this was to upload a new “clean” version of an .htaccess file I had from another site running a similar setup. Same host, etc. Clicking save would trigger a change in the .htaccess file and basically corrupt it. In speaking with Bluehost tech support (like the 7th or 8th time) I finally found a stud tech support and he addressed the issue by disabling something called the “endurance cache plugin.” If you are on Bluehost and face the same issue, have your support try this. It could save you both hours!

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14. João Nunes

    Thanks a lot, it solved my problem.

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15. Will

    Deactivating plugins and then Activating them solved it for me thanks. One tip for you video is to slow down on each item I had to pause and rewind like 3 times lol

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16. cr_mck

    Thank you so much for posting this help tutorial. It was a corrupt plugin that caused the problem. I changed the plugin folder name and managed to get back in and turn them back on one-by-one.

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17. Jose Cabral

    Re-uploading Core Files solved my issues

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18. Maurice

    I was updating a plugin and then I got the 500 internal server error. I watched the video above and I am a internet technology moron. In the video the author is on a screen I have no idea how to get to or what it even is. Please help.

    Maurice

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19. Kat

    Useful but since I’m such a newbie and still learning Wordpress, I am stuck. I can’t even seem to log in because of the 500 internal server error. Do you know what I should do?

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20. Shuaib

    you save my life

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21. Carlos

    Thanks a lot for this. It helped me solve the issue.

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22. Neneh

    Deactivating the plugins worked for me, thanks

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23. Atin

    i tried all the above solutions but none worked correctly .

    Here is my situtation;
    1. frontend not working (I need solution for this)
    2. backend login works fine

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    • James

      Same problem here. Clean WP installation works fine. Restoring DB and files from local server to hosting – front page’s blank screen, admin panel is available.

      Have you already solved your problem, Atin?

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      • Kate

        Have you tried resaving the Permalink structure under Settings? This can help restore a corrupted .htaccess file, which I’ve found causes a lot of those broken-front-end, working-back-end problems.

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    • Charlotte

      I’m the opposite, front end working, haven’t even been able to get back end working at all since making it live through wp-admin! Tried everything!!

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24. Ang

    GREAT! Thanks x all, your save my day!

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25. Tulay

    Thanks! you re the hero of the day and saved me! have an awesome day just for that!

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26. Mac

    Thanks a lot it works for me. You save my day! Cheers!

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27. Lindsay

    Thank you for this article! It helped me resolve issues with my site quickly rather than having to rely on tech support that takes days!

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28. SJ

    Thank you,

    In my case, I found the theme is causing the error. After deleting, it works.

    How to fix this, This is a premium theme which can’t be downloaded from wordpress directly.

    This theme is perfectly working on my another site which is controlled by vestacp.

    But, This server is managed by CWP. So, Centos web panel security may be the reason for this http 500 error??

    Please help

    Thanks

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29. Celian

    Thanks you very much for theses advices, it worked perfectly !

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30. Larry Halpern

    After updating Wordpress to 4.7.2, I’m getting the 404 error (“The requested URL / was not found on this server”). My host said to go to the settings tab and saved them – no luck. I’ve deactivated the plug-ins – no luck. This hasn’t happened in 7 years. Any thoughts?

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Hi Larry,

      Please follow the steps in WordPress troubleshooting guide.

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31. Kris

    Just to say thanks for this information, concise and fortunately for me the first step fixed it!

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32. Andrea

    Ignore my last comment. I figured out what I did. I now just am unsure on how to figure out which plugin it was that messed me up. lol

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33. Andrea

    I just followed these steps as I had an Error 500. I can now get back into Wordpress admin (thank you), but none of my plug-ins are back. I could add them all again, but I have NO IDEA what I had. Any advice on how to get them back? This happened once before and it all came back fine when I deactivated. I’m a complete novice, so I’m guessing I hit something wrong. Thanks.

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34. Mohak M

    I encountered this error while restoring via a backupbuddy zip file. I uploaded the zip and importbuddy.php script in the root directory via FileZilla and ran the script. However, during the process, i got this error. Any idea how to fix this issue?
    Thanks.

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35. JPS Nagi

    Thank you ! Thank you ! Thank you ! Thank you !

    My hosting company was not helpful. I am just a simple guy who was happy with Wordpress. The tech support on the phone was annoyed, and rude.
    Finally got this to work … it was the htaccess thing.

    I need to find new hosting company … any recommendations ?

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Please take a look at our guide on how to choose the best WordPress hosting.

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36. Med Toledo

    Thanks a lot for this TIP, I did as suggested and wordked as a charm. I renamed the .htacces file, just wondering if that file is needed or the server generates a new one?

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    • WPBeginner Support

      WordPress regenerates it automatically if it doesn’t find one. You can also regenerate it by visit Settings » Permalinks page in your WordPress admin area. Simply click on the save changes button without making any changes.

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37. Jimy Lincoln

    Thank you very much for this video. It helped when my hosting company was not available.

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38. Phoebe

    I am getting the HTTP 500 error when I try to access the admin site. The site itself seems to be working as normal though. This has happened after I updated to WP 4.7. Any suggestions?

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    • Scott

      I just had this exact issue and here is how I solved it.

      1. Rename the plugin folder via ftp. i.e. plugin-test.
      2. Visit the website’s admin page
      2.a. When prompted, update the database
      3. Make sure you can go in and out of the sites admin page like normal.
      4. Rename the plugin folder back to original name.

      That fixed the issue for me.

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39. Manjunath

    Thanks! Its unbelievable post about fixing internal server error. I was frustrated about this error and finally fixed it by this post and i like all The posts written here.

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40. Yulia

    Thank you so much for such a simple and useful explanation!

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41. Melissa

    I am getting the http error 500 message when I try to log into the admin site and am unable to access it. The site itself works fine though. I was upgrading the site to the latest version of WP. Can anyone help?

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42. Suzanne Turner

    I’m unable to access the dashboard for my site so I don’t know how I can perform the above checks.

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Hi Suzanne,

      Please see our guide on what to do when you are locked out of WordPress admin area.

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43. rachel

    Life saver thank you. Mine was caused by a plugin which I deleted from the hosting control panel and all was well again.

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44. S.S.

    Thanks so much for this article (and for all your great articles!) As a new wordpress developer, you just saved me hours of stressing!!

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45. Ian Rhodes

    I run several sites and have run into a strange problem. I can access one site, but not the admin. On another I can’t access the site or admin. Another site is unaffected.For the problem sites I get error 500.

    When I spoke to my service provider, the weird thing is that the CAN access the login screen that I can’t.

    I’ve tried your suggestions to no avail and am still unable to get to my dashboard

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Try our step by step WordPress troubleshooting guide to figure out what’s causing this issue.

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      • nanda

        i was add zipfile theme from my pc and insall……after loading its shows internal error …..please help me thank you

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46. Ugyen Zangmo

    It fixed my problem. Thank you so much

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47. Dan

    This would be helpful if I could get into the site to begin with, but that’s the problem I’m having. Unable to log in and getting a INTERNAL SERVER ERROR 500

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48. Kira San

    I think when the site exceeds the disk quota, this error will pop up.

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49. Miruna B.

    Hello,

    Thanks for the article. After trying everything you suggested, I managed to get my site back up, however now it seems I am experiencing a new issue. I cannot install, download, update anything… it just says Unpacking or downloading and nothing happens.

    Is there anything I can do?

    Best!

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50. Francesco Mazzini

    Thanks! Really hopeful. I had a 500 Internal Server Error, spent a lot of time looking for solutions in the web, and at least you were the only one who gave the right answer. now it goes! The site is , showed only the home page and not the others, but reading your answers and applying them and now is on again. Great!
    Thanks again!!!

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Hey Francesco,

      Glad you found it helpful. You may also want to subscribe to our YouTube Channel for WordPress video tutorials.

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