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Hi every one.

This is driving me crazy. For some reason, Jelly module throws a 500 internal error. I have no idea why it does it, or how to solve this.

When I remove jelly module folder from the server or simply rename any of the jelly module files, the error disappears (Kohana throws an error because Jelly Class is not found which is normal).

I don't understand why Jelly would throw an internal error, it just does not make any sense!

(The error does not come from the folders and files permissions. I made sure that they're all 755 and 644).

(Everything works fine locally - wamp server)

Thank you.

A: 

Check you're on the latest version of Jelly.

Check all your files for syntax errors. If you don't get an error page returned from Kohana it's probably because you've crashed php in some way.

Sorry if this doesn't help, please post more code/debug info.

Lethargy
A: 

Thank your for your answers. The problem was solved somehow. I have no idea what happened.

It seemed to work when I removed send_headers() in the bootstrap but it really annoyed me because I needed it.

Then I replaced Request::instance($_SERVER['PATH_INFO']) by Request::instance() in the echo in the bootstrap and it worked...

More info about the error logs there: http://forum.kohanaframework.org/comments.php?DiscussionID=6322&page=1

Tobias Hourst