The article discusses Error 500, which indicates that the server cannot complete a request due to an unexpected condition. While it could be due to a problem with the server, it could also be caused by issues with the information that the server is being instructed to access. Therefore, the article answers the question of what to do when encountering Error 500 by presenting some common reasons for the error, such as ownership and permission issues on files and directories, errors in the syntax of the .htaccess file, and exceeding the limit of concurrent processes. The article also provides steps and commands one can take to resolve these issues. Furthermore, the article explains the system of file permission in both symbolic and numerical representations and gives examples of how to modify the .htaccess file through the cPanel’s File Manager. Overall, the article aims to help website owners resolve Error 500 and provide them with valuable information on server-related issues.