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Error Pages (MyApache) – adminbolt Admin Panel ​

The Error Pages section in MyApache allows administrators to customize the HTTP error pages (e.g. 404, 403, 500) served by the web server. This is separate from the Error Log in the Logs menu, which shows log entries.

URL: /admin/error-pages

Overview ​

Custom error pages improve the user experience when a visitor hits a missing page (404), forbidden resource (403), or server error (5xx). You can define default pages for the server or per domain/profile where the panel allows it.

Purpose ​

  • Set default error documents for HTTP error codes (404, 403, 500, etc.).
  • Use branded or user-friendly messages instead of the server default.
  • Optionally redirect certain errors to a specific URL or script.

Prerequisites ​

  • Access to the admin panel in adminbolt.
  • MyApache in the sidebar (MyApache → Error Pages).

Interface Description ​

  • Page heading: MyApache Custom Error Pages (h1).
  • Intro text: Manage custom error documents for MyApache server. Create tailored experiences for your visitors by replacing default server messages with branded HTML templates.
  • Create New Error Page – Button to add a new custom error page.
  • Search – Searchbox to filter entries.
  • Table – Columns: Error Code (sortable, e.g. 400, 403, 404, 500), Description (sortable, e.g. Bad Request, Forbidden, Not Found), Actions (Edit, Delete per row).

MyApache → Error Pages

Notes ​

  • Changes to error pages usually require a configuration reload or restart of the web server; the panel may do this automatically.
  • Keep error pages lightweight to avoid extra load when errors occur.