Hello,
Iam having problems installing ocmod modules in extension installer, getting a internal server error, i have attached a image with the error popping up, if someone have a clue, i cant figure it out.
running nginx server.
/magzen
The error hidden in that mess is "500" which means its a php error somewhere but your server is suppressing server errors.
See this tutorial for help enabling errors so you can see the real underlying cause:
http://forum.opencart.com/viewtopic.php?f=170&t=50555
See this tutorial for help enabling errors so you can see the real underlying cause:
http://forum.opencart.com/viewtopic.php?f=170&t=50555
Thanks for reply, i have already the following activated in settings and php.ini file but it the error doesnt seem to show for the following issue.Qphoria wrote:The error hidden in that mess is "500" which means its a php error somewhere but your server is suppressing server errors.
See this tutorial for help enabling errors so you can see the real underlying cause:
http://forum.opencart.com/viewtopic.php?f=170&t=50555
/magzen
No one knows what may be causing the problem? iam not receiving errors in the error log when trying to upload a module, but i have other errors related to imagesize for broken images that is not related so the error log shows errors.
It is possible that your server does not handle ZIP files since the compression library from your hoster may not be installed over your domain. I would suggest to contact your host and ask them if it's possible to use ZIP compression method with them.
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You need to find out the underlying error message for your Internal Server Error 500 message, the only way to do that is to ask your webhost for the server's error_log for the exact time of this error.magzen wrote:No one knows what may be causing the problem? iam not receiving errors in the error log when trying to upload a module, but i have other errors related to imagesize for broken images that is not related so the error log shows errors.
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straightlight wrote:It is possible that your server does not handle ZIP files since the compression library from your hoster may not be installed over your domain. I would suggest to contact your host and ask them if it's possible to use ZIP compression method with them.
Iam on a dedicated server, i checked using phpinfo if the zip support is missing but it doesn't look like thatYou need to find out the underlying error message for your Internal Server Error 500 message, the only way to do that is to ask your webhost for the server's error_log for the exact time of this error.
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Registered PHP Streams https, ftps, compress.zlib, compress.bzip2, php, file, glob, data, http, ftp, phar, zipOnly if the error logs would have provided me with some errors would have made things little easier, i have errors from before in the error log for broken images in products not related to this problem.
what folders does ocmod usualy use? maybe if i check the folder permission there it can help.
Thanks
The /var/log folder is the usual place for error logs, e.g. on Ubuntu-based systems it would be in /var/log/apache2/error.logmagzen wrote: Only if the error logs would have provided me with some errors would have made things little easier, i have errors from before in the error log for broken images in products not related to this problem.
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JNeuhoff wrote:The /var/log folder is the usual place for error logs, e.g. on Ubuntu-based systems it would be in /var/log/apache2/error.logmagzen wrote: Only if the error logs would have provided me with some errors would have made things little easier, i have errors from before in the error log for broken images in products not related to this problem.
I have finally located the problem behind this issue, iam using nginx and when i changed my webtemplate to "phpfcgid" for a month ago this created the problem, since then until now recently i havent installed any modules, i was only thinking about the changes i made in the last few days
my website is pretty much heavy in DB when i use the default settings for php handler in my control panel "Vestacp", when i changed it to phpfcgid i noticed a difference in increasing speed, now i changed to phpfcgi and i was able to install modules again.
after reading the documentation on Vestacp website it looks like phpfcgid is used in servers with less than 1gb memory, so maybe the correct choice to use is phpfcgi, anyway thats another topic
thanks for all the inputs.
/magzen
Glad to hear it now works.
However, please notice though for anyone who needs help to tell us the whole story, not skipping important details, such as that it was running on nginx rather the normal Apache server in your case.
However, please notice though for anyone who needs help to tell us the whole story, not skipping important details, such as that it was running on nginx rather the normal Apache server in your case.
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