Hello David,

Can you provide us your backend and FTP access so we can have a better look on your issue here? Please advise.

Hi Nik, I think it may not be necessary. I have unpublished all blog entries and Easyblog loads.

My suspicion is that it has something to do with the Spanish characters in the blog entries, as it loads lots of nonsense when it gives the error. I still don't understand why these errors all of a sudden. The Spanish posts work fine on the original site: wikiduca.com .

If this can not be fixed "conceptually", I'll be happy to give you the details.

I have been able to create new entries and view the Easyblog frontpage correctly, as long as all old entries are unpublished.

Hello David,

Glad you found the workaround.

Well yes, but I need the old entries to work :P Any help much appreciated.

We'll be renewing soon, by the way. It's just a low liquidity patch for our startup.

I will repost the bad entries, in case you can have a look.

Hello David,

If you need the older entries to work, you might want to provide us access to your site so we can check on your issue here.

Answer to help others. Stackideas might want to look into this for other users migrating from apache to nginx:

The path to the images in my blog posts were causing the error 500. I'm guessing it was more of a "switch to nginx" problem that a "change main site template" problem.

I removed all images from my previous blog posts and problem solved. I then reuploaded and reinserted the images and all was fine.

I'm sure there was some other solution like changing the path to images or something. Maybe it was a relative vs absolute path that apache and nginx handle differently.

But I had few posts and my brain was fudge at 4 AM so It just did what I mentined above

Hello David,

Thanks for the information. It is really helpful to us. Really appreciate it. We will check this issue.