If you can access your database, browse the table ‘wp_options’ and find the row ‘home’. The value for it should be your url for your blog. Remove the ‘www’ from the value, and load your blog again after saving your database.
Hi johnfotios, thanks for your suggestion. However, the problem here occurs when trying to access http://www.example.com/login or http://www.example.com/wp-admin… Redirect loop…
Is there any other suggestion?
Check your .htaccess file to verify it’s pointing to the correct directory in your setup. It’s tough to tell exactly what’s going on without more information such as the .htaccess file, directory WP is installed, etc.
