HTTP Error 500 after login to panel in remote install

Kirby 2 Solved ✅
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Hello,

I’ve been working on a Kirby site for weeks and everything was just fine, both in my local version as in my remote server one. Since last night, the remote Panel will show a 500 HTTP error after I login. Before that, the login form is displayed normally. On local, everything works normally.

I believe this started happening right after I manually uploaded a new content folder to remote. But when I put back the old content, it still didn’t come back to working.

PS: Since I’m not able to access the panel, I also can’t log out. Is there a shortcut URL to log out so that I can test the login form again (and that will hopefully work).

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You can kill the session cookies in dev tools or close the browser window.

Maybe the rights of the manually uploaded folder are not set correctly?

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Thanks, this works.

No luck with that.

I was wondering if it had to do with my GIT workflow so I reinitiated the whole repository from scratch and no: issue persists.

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What is your Git workflow? Do you deploy the site with Git?

Have you tried to remove everything from the remote server and redeploy?

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Yes, i’ve done that.

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Found the source of the problem: I’m using the Field Engineer plugin and apparently it won’t work on remote. I guess a license is needed for live use, but… there’s no purchase button, @jenstornell!

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Didn’t you say it the project worked before on that same server? Or did you add the plugin and then it stopped working? What about your PHP version?

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I added the plugin in the last deploy, yes.

:open_mouth: You’re right! PHP 7.0 is needed. I’ll change that in my server config.

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@jenstornell Have you stopped selling the plugin and if so, what does that mean for the license agreement. Why is the button temporarily disabled? Wouldn’t it make sense to add a little more information? Somehow a commercial plugin that you can’t buy seems a bit weird?

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@daizumi @texnixe I could not make up my mind about it, so it was a mix with a commercial license without a purchase button.

I have not finally taken the step to let go, which mean I will not charge for it and no longer support it with fixes etc.

I’ve finally updated this page:

I still accept donations: https://www.paypal.me/DevoneraAB :slight_smile:

@daizumi The license has nothing to do with your issue. It’s because there was not even a license code to add. I hope you figure it out. :slight_smile:

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So I figured. :stuck_out_tongue:
Thanks for your reply!

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