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  "publishedAt": "2026-06-17T13:38:33.000Z",
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  "textContent": "### Website URL\n\nsandgatefilmclub.uk\n\n### Error Message\n\nServer error 5xx\n\n### Other Information\n\nI was trying to discover why google search console was reporting that a page ‘film.php’ was not indexed because of server error 5xxx. I was unable to find any error reports via infinityfree so I added some php to the top of film.php, via the file manager, to invoke some error logging to my own file. This did not work! However the page stopped displaying remote images that were linked by url. This did not resolve itself when I removed the error logging code and now film.php will not display any remote images. Other pages on my site still successfully display remote images using the same included code.\n\nEverything works well on localhost and migrating that working film.php to live doesn’t fix anything, neither does migrating a differently named page, film2.php, but with the same code as film.php.\n\nHas the inclusion of error logging code caused the host to block outgoing http requests from that film.php and, if it has, how do i fix it?\n\nThe error trapping code was:\n\n<?php ini_set('log_errors', 1); ini_set('error_log', \\\\__DIR_\\\\_ . '/my_php_errors.log'); error_reporting(E_ALL); ?>",
  "title": "Is host blocking http requests"
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