Url rewriting and Internal server error on Google crawlers.

[rooznamechi.h]

Hi,
I use Url rewriting on my website and my website works normally , but
I don't know why Google crawlers can not read my pages . For example
look at address below :
http://www.labkhandha.com/Article/265/default.aspx
As you can see you can see the page but here is Google's Web crawl
error for this page and all rewrite pages :

500 (Internal server error)
The server encountered an error and can't fulfill the request

I suppose this is something with my server my server because I have 3
websites on this server and neither of them cached by Google
successfully meanwhile I Used same url rewriting technique over an
other website and it has no problem with Google.
The strange thing is I use DotnetNuke (as you might know it uses URL
Rewrithing too ) on this server and it has no problem with Google too !

[John Saunders [MVP]]

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Hi,
I use Url rewriting on my website and my website works normally , but
I don't know why Google crawlers can not read my pages . For example
look at address below :
http://www.labkhandha.com/Article/265/default.aspx
As you can see you can see the page but here is Google's Web crawl
error for this page and all rewrite pages :

500 (Internal server error)
The server encountered an error and can't fulfill the request

In the message "internal server error", the "server" refers to _your_
server. You have to find out why _your_ server is getting an internal error
when Google crawls it. Check in the Application event log.
--
John Saunders [MVP]

[rooznamechi.h]

In the message "internal server error", the "server" refers to _your_
server. You have to find out why _your_ server is getting an internal error
whenGooglecrawls it. Check in the Application event log.
--
John Saunders [MVP]

thank you John but I don't have owner acsess to the server , it's only
a web hosting how do I can find out the error with my acsess ?

[Alexey Smirnov]

On Jun 8, 9:10 pm, [e-mail] wrote:

In the message "internal server error", the "server" refers to _your_
server. You have to find out why _your_ server is getting an internal error
whenGooglecrawls it. Check in the Application event log.
--
John Saunders [MVP]

thank you John but I don't have owner acsess to the server , it's only
a web hosting how do I can find out the error with my acsess ?

I would install something like ELMAH, a tool to log errors
http://www.raboof.com/projects/Elmah/