500 - Internal server error.

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hi to all.,

i have a problem with a website that it showing 500 - Internal server error. It is working fine in local server but showing this error after uploading to domain.

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Posted 18-Aug-11 20:33pm

Jagadish M Vadavatti

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Prerak Patel 19-Aug-11 2:38am

Not clear. Elaborate more.

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GenJerDan · Answer 1 · 2011-08-19T03:44:00

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Not much to go on, but...
Check the error logs on the server.
Check to be sure the Application Pool for that app is started.

Posted 19-Aug-11 3:44am

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fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 2 · 2011-08-19T03:51:00

Any application that is written should implement some sort of logging process which catches and writes unhandled exceptions to a file or database. In order to debug what is going wrong on the server, you should look into doing this using a logging system like nlog or log4net.

As a quick starter, do you have a connection string that will only work on your local?
Do you have any hardcoded file paths in your system?
Is your app pool running in the correct dotNet version and under valid credentials?
Are the credentials on your site set up correctly?
...

These are only a fraction of the questions I could ask. That is why you need to provide more information and why logging is imperative on a web application and highly advisable on any application.