Under normal circumstances, the Apache access control modules will pass unrecognized user IDs on to the next access control module in line. Only if the user ID is recognized and the password is validated (or not) will it give the usual success or "authentication failed" messages.

There may be a number of reasons for receiving this message, most relating to an interruption in contact. Sometimes the connection may be re-established by holding down the "shift" key on the keyboard and clicking on your browser's "reload" or "refresh" button. If this does not solve the problem, clear the cache files and close and restart the browser.

First, make sure that the permissions on the file are set properly for execute permission. By default, the permissions are 644 (rw-r--r--) and do not allow execution. You need to change the permissions, or the mode, on your cgi script to 755 (rwxr-xr-x). Some FTP programs allow you to change file permissions, if yours doesn't, then you can use the File Manager in your Control Panel to change the permissions.

If you receive a “Server Not Found” error, make sure your wireless card is set to automatically receive a Service Set Identifier (SSID). You may need to manually enter the SSID or modify any wireless profiles applied to your wireless network card. For example, the SSID for the Kansas Union is JAYHAWK. (The name of the SSID is case sensitive so make sure you type JAYHAWK in all caps.

EZProxy delivers error pages to users for certain common problems. These will usually have the libraries' header and information relevant to explaining the problem and solution. There are a variety of common errors that occur during general surfing of the Internet. When they occur, the web server (or web browser) sends an error page for you to view - usually without a lot of explanation. These may or may not be related to EZProxy.

This error is caused by a setting in your FTP client, that limits the amount of time your FTP client will wait for a server to respond. In order to fix this problem, increase the "server timeout" setting; a setting of 180 seconds should be enough time to connect to the archive.org servers. If you use SmartFTP, the "server timeout" setting can be found in Tools > Settings > Connections.

Why do I get the message WARNING: Process being freed while holding Dataserver semaphore in SQL Server.

I keep getting "THE REQUESTED URL COULD NOT BE RETRIEVED..." when I try to run any software script from CGI Connection

Why do I get the error 'Cannot use file <logfile> because it was originally formatted with a different sector size

Each thread in a process is assigned a fixed area for its procedure-call stack. The stubs normally marshall and unmarshall parameters in space allocated on the thread's stack. If the parameters are large, the stack size may be exceeded. In most thread implementations, the stack size cannot be increased after the thread is created. For threads created explicitly by your application, you can adjust the size of the thread stack by setting an attribute before calling pthread_create().

A couple of scenarios can cause a Server Error #500. Most common is that our network is experiencing some temporary network problems. Normally, these problems are fixed within an hour; however, it is possible for them to go on longer. Please contact technical support, if you continue to experience problems (click the link from the main page). Most MP3 files on public servers are named with strange extensions or are not descriptive to what file type they are.

This could be from a couple issues. First, make sure you have internet connection. Double click your favorite browser (Internet Explorer, etc...) and see if a web page comes up. If you get an error, then your internet is down. At this point you will need to first try to restart your modem and router (if you have a router). If this doesn't fix the problem, give us a call. If your internet is working, make sure you have spelled the servers correctly. Your incoming pop server should be pop-server.

This is a common error found in a Web browser when you are attempting to run a Perl or CGI script that has problems. The three most common reasons for this error are the following: Your script permissions are set wrong. Try setting them to 777 or 755 temporarily while troubleshooting the error. Your script was uploaded in binary file format instead of ASCII. You must upload Perl and CGI scripts in ASCII format only. Your path to Perl (the "sha bang" )line is wrong.

No-one likes to run into error pages, but sometimes they're unavoidable. So I've tried to make my pages cheerful and even humorous to help relieve some of the frustration of encountering one. The "Oi! Web Server! No!" line is inspired by Harry Enfield and Chums; if you haven't watched any of their shows then you might not understand the funny side.

Internal Server Error 500 is a generic error that covers a multitude of issues. To see the real error message, you need to disable friendly errors in your browser options. To disable friendly error messages, in your browser (assumes IE), select Tools > Internet Options and click Advanced. This error means 'Permission Denied' and is typically caused by incorrect permissions being given on your server. To prevent this occuring, you MUST ensure your server account (e.g.

Log in to your account with SSH and test your script. To do this, go into the directory in which your script is located, then execute the script.

We have multiple servers, so in the event that one server is actually busy it will not affect every movie. If you have a personal firewall, make sure that it is configured properly. AOL users may get this error message with Realplayer. The following steps will make the file play normally.