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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: uploading errorallykat9395,
Check whether /home6/allykatf/public_html/wp-content/themes/tofurious-33/style.css file exists or not.
No such file or directory:
/home6/allykatf/public_html/wp-content/themes/tofurious-33/style.cssredsetter,
The problem is not in .htaccess if you initially get 500 error without it. There’s something else on the server side gives 500 error. Could be mod_security, could be anything else. Hosting support probably encountered such problems before, they should fix it.
budhie,
.htaccess and wp-config.php are different files for different purposes. Htaccess file will be created automatically for your wordpress when you enable permalinks.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Installing a WordPress blog on a PHP driven siteRae,
Yes, it is possible to install wordpress into it’s own directory like:
http://www.sugar-beach.com/eng/blog/You’ll need to find a theme for wordpress after the installation.
Looks like http://www.thepublicprofessor.com/ has modified Digg 3 Columns theme:
http://www.wpdesigner.com/2007/01/22/digg-3-columns-wordpress-theme/Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Installing/testing on new host prior to DNS movewitchdoc and iluvpinkerton,
Yes, there are other ways. Read this article:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URLThe only difference as you need to insert not a new domain name, but IP address or temporary domain name if your IP is shared.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: PHP5 and .htaccess filesLiz,
Ask 1&1 to move your website to another server where PHP5 already installed.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: redirected to another similar site :(daryllirabon1,
As I see, you have recently changed DNS records for your domain name:
Last Update Date: 2011-03-09This could be a problem if your new host is not godaddy. In this case, you’ll see your website on new server in 24-72 hours.
If you are using godaddy now, then this could be a custom error page. You need to check access and error logs of your website. May be you’ll find an information about error there.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Restore a blog from the databaseWordPress creates htaccess file when you enable permalinks. Htaccess remains the same then and it doesn’t changes when you add new categories.
Please post an update after you reinstall and enable DisplayErrors.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Restore a blog from the databaseweb-delighted,
Try enabling DisplayErrors for PHP using php.ini or .htaccess file. Then access your website again and you’ll probably see the error which will lead to a solution. Also you may try to check access and error logs for your website.
govpatel,
750 for public_html is not always correct. It depends on the way server configured. I saw different permissions for public_html (private_html, httpdocs, httpsdocs, www, domain.com etc..) folder.
I suggest not to touch permissions for this folder at all, as it was created by the server automatically and correct.
Also, RewriteBase /public_html is wrong. Should be just:
RewriteBase /
redsetter,
This is probably some server error.
500 error could be caused by:
1. syntax error in htaccess (to check, just rename existing .htaccess to .htaccess1, if error persist then it’s not the .htaccess issue)
2. wrong permissions and ownership if suphp installed (should be no 777 permissions and ownership like apache/apache or nobody/nobody)
3. mod_security enabled. If enabled, could be disable by hosting support.
4. Other server stuff.Let hosting support check logs and everything above.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Problem accessing dashboard screeneeeoa,
Why can’t you upload those files? Try to upload with Filezilla. It will show you exact error in case when impossible to upload. May be they already exist, but has different ownership like apache/apache. In this case you need to change ownership if you are able to do it. Otherwise contact hosting support to change it.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Help My Website Disappearedgovpatel,
Probably it has been fixed))
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: wordpress update to 3.1anwar9999,
You should check whether D:\Hosting\7318939\html/wp-includes/classes.php file exists on the server side.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: can't login, error messega showingkataya,
It looks like you have uploaded not all the theme files, or theme files are corrupt.
Try to start from the beginning, it will be much simpler. Delete your wp database and create a new one. Re-upload wordpress and try to install again.