I'm working on a Task on phabricator - checking for broken/wrond links. Ran linkchecker app on marble.kde.org site and came up with error 500. Tried to visit and get white screen of death.
works fine here, maybe you got blocked because of too many requests or something?
I have confirmed the issue - the page only partially loads and isn't actually working.
Git commit 0ef30154fc3c8c506d65c84e4887e9ac9ba743ae by Ben Cooksley. Committed on 03/02/2018 at 10:18. Pushed by bcooksley into branch 'master'. Rename the configuration file to something which won't clash with globally named files. It seems that the include_path we set on the server isn't working properly and things in the global path are being preferred to files in the current directory. Given an autoloader is being enabled just prior to this call it is quite possible the autoloader is the cause of this, but renaming the file certainly works around the issue for now. R +0 -0 contribook/contribook_config.php [from: contribook/config.php - 100% similarity] M +2 -2 contribook/lib_contribook.php https://commits.kde.org/websites/marble-kde-org/0ef30154fc3c8c506d65c84e4887e9ac9ba743ae
I'm getting 404 now. 4 different browsers, 2 machines. Changed to unconfirmed since the error code went from 500 to 404.
Interesting, that isn't what I get: --2018-02-04 15:42:47-- https://marble.kde.org/blog.php Resolving marble.kde.org (marble.kde.org)... 91.189.93.5 Connecting to marble.kde.org (marble.kde.org)|91.189.93.5|:443... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK Length: unspecified [text/html] Saving to: ‘blog.php’ blog.php [ <=> ] 35.47K 88.3KB/s in 0.4s 2018-02-04 15:42:49 (88.3 KB/s) - ‘blog.php’ saved [36318] Could you please verify with wget what it is getting?
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