Your site is returning 500 Internal Server Error and some security scanners even give security warnings like this. You may contact your web host for support.
I restored an old backup and it works now, so it isn’t the provider.
made some changes and down again .. hmmm…
ok so .. got the front page up and running, but wp-admin still redirects to port 7080.
ok so it redirects to 7080 .. buy if I delete it I can log in .. most of the links redirect to localhost. .htaccess has the rewrite correct as far as I can tell
looks like the problem was in the wp-config file. updated the url their and it seems to be working.
I hope you could solve the problem now. Or, are you experiencing any more issues?
I suffered the same problem and just couldn’t think what it was however on asking my server tech guys we got the problem sorted.
Jasoncrews, is your site hosted on plesk, specifically plesk 11? If so this should help http://kb.parallels.com/114425
Hope it’s useful, worked for me.
Thanks,
Andy
@andykane
Wow, that helped me tremendously. I’m hosting on Plesk 11.0.9. Except implementing those work arounds is a little over my head. Any advice?
@elcolo13
Was over my head too but seemed to be routine for the tech support guys at my hosting company. Send your company the link to this article and they should be able to get it sorted.
Hope that helps.
I had the same problem just now.
My WP install was done in a sub-folder. All I did to fix this was go into Settings and add a trailing slash to the two URL entries.
I am also using Plesk 11.0.9.
Well,
I got the 7080 code fixed without having to reconfigure anything. Truth is, I’m already running WP on the main domain, and was doing an additional install on a subdomain. The subdomain was giving me issues, but I new if the other install was working fine, it shouldn’t be a problem.
I was trying to put the new wp install in a subdirectory of a subdomain, by copying the .htaccess file and index.php file to the ‘root’ (in this case, the root of the subdomain, if that makes sense). All I did was uninstall WP and reinstall it using plesks app in the ‘root’ folder rather than the subdirectory.
When I ran the install app it auto fills a location something like /wordpress/ where it installs it. I just deleted that and left it blank. That seemed to solve the problem.
I hope that makes sense to ya’ll
