After upgrade from Moodle 2.2.2 to 2.3.1 all main admin pages which start with 'settings.php?' are causing HTTP 500 error with likely causes:
The previous installation has been running without any issues on
Windows 2003 server
MySQL 5.5.24
PHP 5.3.9.5.6.0
Hi Janette,
Can you increase the debugging level to developer to try and discover what the problem is? Docs:Debugging.
I can't do that because the setting is made using the admin/settings.php page and every time we try to access that we are presented with Error page.
However, even is the setting was made, when the 500 Server error page comes up, I can't possibly see the debbuging messages anyway.
The problem is localized to the settings page and not to any of the other edits and ajustments.
Janet,
I don't know if this will help you, but I got around the 500 errors by changing the config.php file so that it accessed mysql instead of mysqli and then changed it back when I got things corrected.
Hi Janette,
Please check the web server error log. This will help you determine what is going on.
