I have upgraded my PHP from 5.5.3 to 7, and I have noticed I am getting this error message in a few places in the admin backend which prevent me from doing certain things
ErrorOops, something went wrong (Service Temporarily Unavailable). Please try again.
When I was using PHP 5.5.3, I used to get a similar message which was
ErrorOops, something went wrong (Forbidden). Please try again.
if you are comfortable using a browser inspector, right-click your window and then click the 'network' tab. Then perform the operation that causes the error. You should be able to click on the request and look at the response which will probably show you an error message being reported that the response handler can't understand.
if you are comfortable using a browser inspector, right-click your window and then click the 'network' tab. Then perform the operation that causes the error. You should be able to click on the request and look at the response which will probably show you an error message being reported that the response handler can't understand.
Ah yes, I didn't think to use the Chrome inspector. When I clicked on the response, it says "503 Service Temporarily Unavailable"
Is this what you mean? Or do you need information from a different tab?
A 501 is usually related to site ownership/permissions issues. You'll need to verify that the site is setup correctly. I'm assuming whatever controller you are running is trying to access files in the var directory structure that have wrong ownership/permissions. Please verify that all ownership/permissions are correct, especially in the var/files directory structure and var/backup.
A 501 is usually related to site ownership/permissions issues. You'll need to verify that the site is setup correctly. I'm assuming whatever controller you are running is trying to access files in the var directory structure that have wrong ownership/permissions. Please verify that all ownership/permissions are correct, especially in the var/files directory structure and var/backup.
Thanks for the advice, I check the permissions on those folders and report back