Website Error Code 400 / 500

Web Site Error 500

Error 500 is generally caused by a misconfigured CGI or Perl script. Review the contents of your server's error log to debug the error message.

Error 500 is not caused by a server misconfiguration but rather by a script or htaccess misconfiguration.

Web Site Error 400

Error 400 means that you are trying to access a directory with no index.html, or that directory is not world-executable, meaning that the directory can not be browsed by anyone (it can only be browsed by the owner using telnet or an ftp program). It could also mean that the file is not world-readable, meaning that only the owner can view (read) the file.

Missing index.html
Placing the home page file index.html in the directory should resolve the Error 400.

Incorrect permission
Setting the permission on the file / directory to chmod 755 should resolve the Error 400.