Ok,
I run a kind of game. Now I have an error which says basicly this:
iis 7.5 detailed error - 404.0
I don't know which file is missing, now I want to know where to find this 404 error.
I can't find it in /inetpub/custerr/en-US/
Where can I find the DETAILED error message. the 404.html and 404-(1 to 12)
Doesn't house the detailed error. Where to find and edit the detailed error.
Thanks.
The errors are not managed by the files on the server but are managed by IIS.
If you want to find out where the error is on a page, you need to turn off the customer friendly error messages:
You need to alter the settings is IIS in two places to allow your to view the detailed error:
On the site with problems go to the 'ASP' panel and make sure:
Enable Client-side Debugging = True.
Send Errors to Browser = True.
Then go to the 'Error Pages' panel and make sure:
When the server encounters an error, return = Detailed errors
If you need to find out what page is causing the 404 error (document not found) then use a free online website link checker such as http://www.brokenlinkcheck.com/.
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I wish to achieve the customize the error page.
However for the detail error like parameter not valid, processing aborted error which in the dashboard frame.
Anyway to customize this error?
Thanks,
You cannot customise the errors that are returned. You can enable remote errors to display the error message to users that are viewing your report via the Report Manager, though this is generally not advisable.
I've added a view in my views, with layout and stuff. But when I launch the page through Visual Studio (or directly address the URL), the page gives a 404 error:
The resource cannot be found.
Description: HTTP 404. The resource you are looking for (or one of its
dependencies) could have been removed, had its name changed, or is
temporarily unavailable. Please review the following URL and make
sure that it is spelled correctly.
How can I fix this issue?
I had to add the page in my config file, fixed now.
I just installed a copy of Bolt CMS to try it out. I'm getting a fatal "Not found error"
Bolt - Fatal error.
Class: Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Exception\NotFoundHttpException
Message: The page could not be found, and there is no 'notfound' set in 'config.yml'. Sorry about that.
Code: 0
So far I have tried:
Resetting the .htaccess file
Changing my php version
Checking for the existence of a config.yml file
I know I did the installation right because it was done with Softaculous which does it automatically (unless there is a known issue with that)
Thanks for all your help!
That gets displayed for 404s, but when you haven't defined a ContentType & record to handle it.
The default setting in your app/config/config.yml is notfound: page/not-found which translates to a ContentType of page with the slug of not-found.
Not sure about Softaculous, but when you first set up and you visit any page, you should get an install screen to set up your first user. The error you're seeing should not be available until after that is complete. If that is the case, I would look at changes you might have made to your routing.yml file.
Bonus Extra
Once you're up and running, you may find it useful to define a "hidden resource ContentType" for the 404 handling.
I talked on the IRC and the answer was to edit my .htaccess so that it had a RewriteBase line.
I have a webpage generated by an application server (GlassFish) using JSP pages. If the application server goes down, the webpage returns an error (can't find file).
Is there any way to set things up so I get an email when someone visits this page and observes an error? For example, using .htaccess or anything else (simple)?
Alternatively, is there a way I can automate pinging the webpage somehow every 30 minutes and send me an email if the webpage returns an error?
Or, anyway to automate querying the application server and notifying me when it goes down?
What's the specific error? I would imagine it's a 404 Can't Find File, unless the application itself is throwing the error.
If it's 404 then in your htaccess file add:
ErrorDocument 404 http://www.domain.com/404page.html
Create a document called 404page.html and add it to your root directory via FTP. Put something meaningful to the user so they know there is an error. To inform you for the error you could create an auto submit form:
Auto submit form
Then you would need a simple php mailing script to grab the posted variables and mail send them via e-mail.
If it's not 404 you need to figure out where that error is being thrown from and add in an error page. But if the apps server is going down, I highly doubt it's responsible for throwing the error.
I tried to install Pywikibot. So far so good, the bot is able to log in, apparently access api.php, but when I want to run a script it says:
Warning: Token not found on Example:de. You will not be able to edit any page
I tried to search on the web, but either I am not looking well enough or there just isn't anybody with my problem.
I faced the same error when server name was change. So, check hostname in your family file. However, I'm not sure it is your case because you was able to login. But may be it will help someone with similar warning message.