I'm neither, but it would seem to be a problem on the typepad side rather than the vox side. You are trying to export entries from typepad to vox, and it used to work but stopped working, correct?

The URL you posted seems to require a username/password before the @ sign to work...did you edit that part out purposely (as you should have), or is that the actual link vox is trying to use to get the post?

Once you put in the url it requests the password and then a separate window opens. Once I have supplied that information -- I get the error.

How long has the problem been occuring ... aka have you eliminated the possibility of typepad being temporarily flakey?

About three weeks...

Hee, yeah, you've eliminated the possibility.

Well, I lose. Good luck. (You've tried searching the user forums for vox and typepad?)

I appreciate your help. Hopefully, vox will come through for me (I sent this question to them as well).

"500 Internal Server Error" is a general error message the typepad Web server is throwing when its processes consume more resources than it is allowed, or if an internal process it is trying to run is throwing an error. To see what is really going on, you need to read the Web server's internal error log, or more likely, any database error logs. If the Web server or database on the typepad installation isn't set up to log internal process errors, you'll have to trap errors during the execution of your next command run, and resolve any associated diagnostic messages accordingly.

I don't think typepad provides that sort of access, paulsc.

"I don't think typepad provides that sort of access, paulsc."
posted by danostuporstar 21 March

Right you are, danostuporstar. Then Lola_G, we toss you into the loving arms of typepad support. Lotsa luck.