How to solve 500 Internal Server Error When Syncing Webgility Desktop with Yahoo Store
This article helps Webgility Desktop users resolve the " 500 Internal Server Error " when syncing with a Yahoo store. The issue is usually related to connectivity problems and can often be fixed by updating the application and reconfiguring the store connection.
Overview
If you encounter a 500 Internal Server Error while syncing your Yahoo store with Webgility Desktop, it typically indicates a connectivity issue that may be resolved by updating your application and reconfiguring your store connection. Follow the steps below to fix the issue and restore your sync process.
Symptoms
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A “500 Internal Server Error” appears when attempting to sync the Yahoo store.
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The sync process between Webgility Desktop and your Yahoo store fails.
Steps to Resolve
1. Check and Update Webgility Desktop
If you can log in to Webgility Desktop:
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Open Webgility Desktop.
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Go to Help > Check for Updates.
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If an update is available, install it and restart the application.
If you're unable to log in to Webgility Desktop:
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Download and install the latest version from portal.webgility.com.
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Complete the installation and relaunch the application.
2. Reconnect Your Yahoo Store
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In Webgility Desktop, go to Connections > Manage Stores.
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Select your Yahoo store and click Edit.
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Review and, if needed, re-enter your store credentials and endpoint details.
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Click Test Connection to verify everything is set up correctly.
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Click Save to apply your changes.
3. Perform a Test Download
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Try downloading the order again.
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Confirm the Downlod completes successfully without triggering a 500 error.
Notes
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In most cases, no other changes are required unless you've recently changed your Yahoo store credentials or endpoint URL.