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  • Spencer,

    I’m 99% sure you’ve inserted wrong database info. Check for database info at hosting control panel. You need to have new database, database user and password, and somewhere in control panel you’ll be able to see database server (on the main page or during creation of new database).

    When you’ll have all the info, try to install easy way. Access your website test.jathministries.com and click the button “Create configuration file”->Then click “Let’s go” button->Type database info into appropriate fields and click “Submit”. Then you’ll need to type some basic wordpress information as admin username and password, blog’s name etc. After that you blog will be successfully installed and there will be no white page. Just make sure database info is correct.

    Greg,

    Check permissions of your files and folders. Folders should have 755 permissions and files 644. If it’s fine, contact your hosting support and ask to disable suhosin and mod_security.

    mathew123,

    Upload another copy of wordpress to sample.com/test folder, create one more database, and install second wordpress using new database credentials. You can experiment with /test/ version as much as you want while the main website sample.com remains the same.

    adria03,

    Warning: require(/home/rachelle/public_html/wp-includes/classes.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/rachelle/public_html/wp-settings.php on line 68

    Fatal error: require() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘/home/rachelle/public_html/wp-includes/classes.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /home/rachelle/public_html/wp-settings.php on line 68

    Download wordpress 3.1, unzip and reupload all the default wordpress files via FTP. It should help.

    TDG-Bradders,

    Warning: require(/home/thedefia/public_html/wp-includes/load.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/thedefia/public_html/wp-settings.php on line 19

    Fatal error: require() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘/home/thedefia/public_html/wp-includes/load.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /home/thedefia/public_html/wp-settings.php on line 19

    I recommend you to check permissions of all your files first. Files should have 644 permissions and folders 755 permissions.

    Then access your website again. If 500 error still persist, contact your hosting support and let them check. It’s probably some server related stuff like mod_security, suhosin or something else in server configuration.

    jknetdesign,

    I suggest you to delete this database and create a new different one, with different name, different username and password (for security reasons). Here are the example lines of wp-config.php for you:

    define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘donleach_wp’);
    define(‘DB_USER’, ‘jenanddon’);
    define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘Dogoffice1’);
    define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘db.livewireis.com’);

    Use server name instead of localhost. That probably is the source of a problem.

    Chris,

    It looks like .htaccess issue, but also could be mod_rewrite. Make sure you have placed .htaccess file into website root folder and make sure you named it:

    .htaccess

    If .htaccess is fine, you should check whether mod_rewrite works or not.

    You still need to know exact error. Did you use the line below in .htaccess?

    php_flag display_errors on

    rnachman,

    To connect to database you need such information:
    1. Database server
    2. Database name
    3. Database username
    4. Password.

    2,3,4 – could be probably created from Enom’s hosting control panel.
    Database server could be localhost or specific Enom server like mysql[number].enom.com. You should contact hosting support and ask about database server address.

    paakofi,

    Turn display_errors in php.ini on and access your wordpress again. You’ll see an error message.

    kmessinger,

    I suppose dongfak.com is his domain:)

    sufakto,

    Possible cause of 500 error:
    1. Syntax error in .htaccess. Try rename .htaccess (if exist) to .htaccess1 and access website again.
    2. 777 permissions or wrong file ownership if you have PHP-cgi with suPHP. Permissions for files should be 755, for folders 644.
    3. Apache mod_security (contact hosting support)
    4. Suhosin. Try to turn suhosin.simulation On with .htaccess or php.ini
    5. Other server stuff.

    natebarlow,

    Possible cause of 500 error:
    1. Syntax error in .htaccess. Try rename .htaccess (if exist) to .htaccess1 and access website again.
    2. 777 permissions or wrong file ownership if you have PHP-cgi with suPHP. Permissions for files should be 755, for folders 644.
    3. Apache mod_security (contact hosting support)
    4. Suhosin. Try to turn suhosin.simulation On with .htaccess or php.ini
    5. Other server stuff.

    Forum: Installing WordPress
    In reply to: uploading

    alron270,

    To host a website you need a hosting account and a domain name. You’ll be able to attach a domain name to hosting account and upload wordpress files there via FTP. FileZilla is nice program for FTP.

    Ben,

    When moving hosts you have too change DNS for domains too. Change it only when you transfer all the files and databases to new host, and when you changed configuration of your blogs according to new database info. In this case there will be no downtime for your websites. If you registered your domains with Host A, then you should change DNS there. If you registered domains elsewhere, then you should change there. It’s better than transferring domains to new registrar, because such transfers could be up to 2 weeks long.

    unslimited,

    Try to reinstall.

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