Anybody good linguist here can help me translate the following to English?
500 Server Error
Server Error
The following error occurred:
[code=SERVER_RESPONSE_CLOSE] The server closed the connection while reading the response. Contact your system administrator.
Please contact the administrator.
Can anybody tell me what does the above mean? I got that when running it on a test site I have a another domain. I am running WordPress 2.02. Server is Linux, using PHP scripts. I disabled all the plugin already. I get that error message when I am trying to Save or Publish a blog post.
I successfully post the entry but it always return to the 500 Server Error page. I am never successful in doing a pingback. 
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When you get Error 500 (a.k.a Internal Server Error), it almost always have to do with permission levels. Check the entries on your log file if you can download it (tedious work, I know). I’m guessing that the PHP safe_mode is turned on and have to be manually configured by the administrator, which will require dabbling with the php.ini file (server-wide) or the VirtualHost directive (per site basis). Perhaps, you could create a phpinfo() file and see it for yourself. I’m only guessing.
Linux is not the problem. The webserver and/or php settings could be it.
by Event Horizon (May 13, 2006 at 3 AM)Event Horizon: I don’t think it’s Linux’s problem too. I went around hunting for this problem. My web host doesn’t show me error logs. I hate that part.
I have to turn off PHP safe_mode? Can that be done so in my home directory? It has a php.ini file too.
I’ll prepare a phpinfo() and see if I can spot anything. Thanks for your help!
by Mr. Dew (May 13, 2006 at 8 AM)