Recent content by costas1

I will certainly keep the version that works, no doubt about that, but I will keep an eye to see if anything similar will get reported by other users. This is possible, but it probably is something that happens rarely, because I haven't seen anyone reporting a similar issue so far. Speaking...

Well, I reverted back to a version of the MediaWiki that supports both PHP 7 and 8. Using PHP 8 was leading to the 503 error. I switched to PHP 7 from the control panel and the update script run without an issue! I'm not sure why the error is thrown, as the latest version of the MediaWiki...

Thanks, but unfortunately no luck. If nothing works I may roll back to a previous version. By the way, I see that I have 2 messages on DirectAdmin, but when I click "Messages" from the menu, I get the following warning:

Here you go: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Installation_requirements#PHP As far as I can see the requirements are met. Also I never had any problems for a couple of years now, about 4 to be more precise, with hosting MediaWiki on X10hosting's free servers.

The error in my site's main page is caused by the inability to run the update PHP script, as I have already explained: https://community.x10hosting.com/threads/503-error.213447/post-1000800 That specific problem is not caused by a module. I don't know though if the 503 error itself is indeed...

I don't think so. That would give a specific error. Furthermore, I have uploaded and unpacked the files multiple times. If that was the case one of those times the problem would have been solved. Also, if they had forgotten to include a file in their release that would have caused problems to...

It's the update script of the MediaWiki software: https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki/blob/master/mw-config/index.php The error appeared when I updated to the latest version of MediaWiki. I haven't seen others reporting the same issue, so no the error is not something that happens widely...

The 503 error does not give details by itself, but I have posted the relative lines from the error log in my first post. The connection is reset directly at the first try. The question is why and how that can be solved.

What do you mean? Is it listed somewhere in the control panel? By the way, what I experimented with is the "max_execution_time" and "max_input_time", both of which can be found in the "Options" tab of the "PHP Selector". I increased their default values significantly, but it made no difference...

In my case the connection is denied on request #0! Anyway, should LSAPI appear in the control panel as a PHP module? Nothing relevant seems to be listed there. Furthermore, if that's the issue how do I change the threshold?

The domain is giving a database error because after updating to the latest version of MediaWiki software there is an incompatibility with the database, because a new table has been added. In order to update the database I have to run update.php, but I'm unable to do so because when I visit the...

Trying to access a certain MediaWiki's PHP file has as a result a 503 error. Here is the relative section of the error log: I have tried 3 different PHP versions 8.3, 8.2 and 8.1, which is the oldest compatible with the latest version of MediaWiki. Of course that made no difference. What's...

In DirectAdmin > System Info & Files > Site Summary / Statistics / Logs, Standard Layout, in the last column "Logs" there used to be 2 entries for each domain. I think the first one was called "User Log" and the 2nd "Error Log". The first one is missing, starting a few days ago. Has this been...

The problem has been solved. It was a router issue.

This thread can be closed. The problem was solved by deactivating Railgun.