Internal Server Error

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  1. RishiR1

    RishiR1 Bit poster

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    I am facing issue while installing Paid Wordpress theme of compressed size 12 MB into the wordpress App on my Parallel Plesk Panel .Even I have tried using FTP for the same but no solution.Please guide.The error log goes as Internal Server Error
     
  2. Maria@Parallels

    Maria@Parallels Problem solver

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    In order to investigate this issue please contact Plesk Support using this link.
    Thank a lot for understanding.
     
  3. Jone4126

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    I am also facing this issue while installing a paid WordPress theme. I even tried using FTP, but it didn't work. I was trying Loco Addon on my Parallel Plesk Panel. Getting an 'Internal Server Error' and not sure how to fix it. Did you find any solution?
     
  4. SupriyaP

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    It sounds like your server is blocking the upload due to PHP limits or a misconfiguration in Plesk, not because of the theme itself.

    Here are the main things you should check:

    ✅ 1. Increase PHP Upload Limits in Plesk
    Go to:
    Plesk → Domains → PHP Settings

    Increase these values:

    • upload_max_filesize → 64M or 128M

    • post_max_size → 64M or 128M

    • memory_limit → 256M or 512M

    • max_execution_time → 300

    • max_input_time → 300
    Restart FPM/Apache after saving.

    ✅ 2. Fix Permissions
    Sometimes Plesk blocks writes.

    Set correct permissions for:
    /wp-content/themes/

    Recommended:

    • Folders → 755

    • Files → 644
    ✅ 3. Check Error Logs
    Plesk logs will tell you the exact cause:
    Plesk → Logs → error_log

    Look for:

    • ModSecurity blocks

    • PHP fatal errors

    • Timeouts

    • Permission denied errors
    If ModSecurity is blocking, disable it temporarily for the domain:
    Plesk → Domains → Web Application Firewall → Off

    ✅ 4. Use Theme Upload via cPanel + WP CLI (Most Reliable)
    Upload the zip to:
    /wp-content/themes/
    and then run:


    unzip theme.zip

    Or via WP-CLI:


    wp theme install theme.zip --activate

    ⚠️ 5. Internal Server Error = Server-Side Issue
    It usually indicates:

    • Missing PHP modules

    • Low memory

    • Corrupted .htaccess

    • ModSecurity blocks
    You can also reset .htaccess by resaving permalinks in WordPress.

    ⭐ If you still face issues...
    You may need a developer to troubleshoot your Plesk + WordPress configuration properly.
     
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