Error 500 when downloading file

 · As you can see, the code only gets executed if the file is readable (ie the path is all correct). For files under about 63MB, everything works fine. For anything over 63MB, the server returns a error. (This gets reported in Firefox/Chrome as 'file not found', when I guess it should be 'internal server error', but that's another story I guess).Reviews:  · You can also try out debugging server-side scripts. Custom scripts that are currently getting developed and test can also cause the HTTP Internal Server Error. However, to fix this issue, you can go ahead and follow these steps: Wrong permissions on a file or folder that has a script like a PHP or GGI bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 8 mins.  · when i try to download a file that is shared with me, i get an "error " message. need help please.

I also tried enabling SSH on a host and using WinSCP to download the file, but when I do that I get an error: "Device or resource busy". I know this ISO file is OK because I've used it to install the OS on a VM as recently as a few days ago. The ISO is 5 GB, so I'm wondering if the file size may be part of the problem. We are trying to better understand customer views on social support experience, so your participation in this interview project would be greatly appreciated if you have time. @DhavalRKansara a statusCode normally is something going wrong on the server. I guess you have to discuss this with the backend developer. I don't know if you have content with him/her? @renefloor Yes I have discussed with my backend developer and also for the same URL I have tried to get an image through the postman and I successfully get the image in postman.

As you can see, the code only gets executed if the file is readable (ie the path is all correct). For files under about 63MB, everything works fine. For anything over 63MB, the server returns a error. (This gets reported in Firefox/Chrome as 'file not found', when I guess it should be 'internal server error', but that's another story I guess). You can also try out debugging server-side scripts. Custom scripts that are currently getting developed and test can also cause the HTTP Internal Server Error. However, to fix this issue, you can go ahead and follow these steps: Wrong permissions on a file or folder that has a script like a PHP or GGI script. If you still see the same issue on your site, you will have to upload a new WordPress core file. To upload WordPress core files, use FTP instead of file manager. To download the latest version of WordPress, visit bltadwin.ru After downloading, extract the ZIP file, then delete the wp-content folder and bltadwin.ru file.