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I have website backup downloaded from other server, and I use to extract it on one of the cpanel that I've been created, for more specific I paste it on "useracount/public_html/"..
Now, when I try to browse the site, the css is not working.. And I tried to view source and click on one of the css, It says the "Internal Server Error"..
I've already change the ownership and user group of the folder, but still got it this "internal Server Error"..
Check the webserver (is it apache?) error_log to see why you get the Internal Server Error
Cheers
I just check it, and I found out that it is a .htaccess issue.. I just rename the .htaccess into some temporary file in directory where the css files has been save. And it works.. I'm just wondering if there is some alternative effects if I rename the .htaccess into some unuseful filename..
This is the content of the htaccess:
Quote:
<files ~ "\.tpl$">
order deny,allow
allow from none
deny from all
</files>
This .htaccess forbids access to files with a .tpl extension. It looks correct, so I don't know why the server gives that 500 error
If you need to deny access to .tpl files you're going to need it, so if you still get the 500 error post what's written in apache error_log, to see if we can find the reason.
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