From here, we are able to access most of the features. Otherwise, everything on the main page looks pretty standard, and does not stand out all too much. It seems kind of counter intuitive to have a nice looking piece of software that ends up using blue text links like it is 2001 all over again. The only thing that seems a little out of place is the use of text links on the home page, as you can see in our screenshot above. The blue color scheme is sort of reminiscent of Skype due to the clouds found on the main page, but that could be just me, haha. So let's dig right in to see how this software stacks up, and remember to always have a backup!Īt first glance, this program looks pretty modern, and blends in well with the latest Windows operating system. To be honest, I had never heard of them before, but they do make a variety of backup software, and seems to be quite good, too. EaseUS a company based in China who is gracious enough to offer us their Todo Backup Workstation 5.0 for our review today. Fortunately, today we have a piece of software that does just that. One thing that should never be overlooked is making sure to have backups, and even backups of your backup. While I may look silly for taking so long to fix such an error, everyone overlooks some things. Luckily, I had a backup of the website, and was able to undo some of the changes I have made to it when I was attempting to resolve the issue. It was not until much later that I was given access to a higher level account, and all it took was a few minutes for me to find the solution to the problem. In the end, I have easily spent four hours trying to fix the problem, but to no avail.

The worst part about this was I didn't even have full access to the Plesk powered Windows server. This can range from not having a file set properly, lack of a default website, to something as simple as wrong permissions. The reason for this is because it is a generic error given, and can have so many meanings.

In my opinion, this is by far the most annoying error when it comes to building a webpage. Recently, I had one of the worst possible experiences a web programmer could have - the dreaded 'Server Error 500'.

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