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Custom Web Server Errors Receiving an HTTP 500 error when running a script PAGE IS NOT AUTHORIZED TO BE VIEWED
If you are trying to view your website in a browser, and you receive a 403
forbidden error, and the message "You are not authorized to view this page", it
is most likely because you have not yet upload an index page to your website
directory.
First, make sure that you have uploaded your site to our servers. If you have uploaded your site, make sure you have uploaded the pages into the correct directory. By default, ftp accounts allow you to ftp in your user directory. You must upload your site, however, into your website directory folder, which has the same name as your domain name. Once you have uploaded your site into the correct directory, you must have the homepage of your site titled with any of the following names and extensions: default.html default.htm default.shtml default.asp default.aspx default.cfm default.php default.jsp index.html index.htm index.shtml index.asp index.aspx index.cfm index.php If you are still having difficulty, be sure that your nameservers have been updated to the zeWEBHOST nameservers: ns1.zewebhost.com ns2.zewebhost.com CUSTOM WEB SERVER ERRORS
By default, your website uses the built-in error pages included in the IIS
Web server.
You can setup custom error pages in your hosting control panel by navigating to Web Site/Domain Management -> Custom Error Pages. Enter a valid URL to the file you want to load for the corresponding error codes. Use the Reset check box to set errors back to default. You can click on the (?) icon next to the Error Code for a detailed explanation of that Error Code. When completed, click the "Save Changes" button at the bottom of the page to activate the custom error pages on your Web site. RECEIVING AN HTTP 500 ERROR WHEN RUNNING A SCRIPT
To receive more useful information when receiving a HTTP 500 error from a
script, try disabling Friendly HTTP error messages in Internet
Explorer:
1. From the Tools menu, select Internet Options. 2. Select the Advanced tab at the top. 3. Under Browsing, clear the box next to "Show friendly HTTP error messages" and click OK. You will now receive the actual error message returned from the script. |
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