Checking for 500 errors

[AndyBorrett]

Every now and again I find I am getting 500 errors following an update to our site (www.seriouslysilver.co.uk) It doesn't hapen every time and I can't tie it in with a particular update.

I know it is a bit off topic but does anyone know of a service or perl script or something that can monitor the server log files and email me if a 500 error occurs?

Many thanks for ant ideas,
Andy

[los_design]

not aware of any 3rd party script checker for this purpose but you could always upload and run the network wizard to check each time.

A pain I know, but it may highlight any issues sooner rather than later with regards your cgi bin?

HTH
Regards
Daren

[AndyBorrett]

More Info

The main computer we use for Actinic Catalogue is upstairs where we do all the order taking and updates to the catalog. We also have a laptop with Actinic running that we use to try design changes. I have transfered a snapshot to this machine then changed the network settings so changes are uploaded to a local web server as described in the advanced user guide.

Is it possible that when I upload from the laptop something is getting sent to the live site?