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  • Thread Starter paul1990

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    For anyone that may come across this in the future, the problem was a corrupted recent database backup, combined with The ‘headers’ module not loading in apache2.

    Thread Starter paul1990

    (@paul1990)

    Hello Steve. I can’t tell you how grateful I am for your help, as it pushed me along the correct path to identify the problem. It was the headers module not loading in apache2. Once I solved that issue, it all burst back into life.

    So the issue is now solved (I’m delighted to say) and I can fall asleep tonight and de-stress 😉

    Thread Starter paul1990

    (@paul1990)

    Thanks for your reply Steve.

    Immediately I place that statement in the Virtual Host, I get this:

    Internal Server Error

    The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.

    It look like it is a server configuration issue and I’m now going to investigate the logs to see if they throw any further light on the problem.

    Thread Starter paul1990

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    It’s my own server that uses Virtual Hosts to host a small number of domains.

    Thread Starter paul1990

    (@paul1990)

    Thank you Samuel. It was my error in my post. Yes it is wp-content.php.

    I have made a small amount of progress. The home page now shows, which I believe was down to my most recent database backup being corrupted. By using an older backup, the home page magically appeared. There is however no links working from the home page. I’m going to start a new thread as it’s now a different issue and consider this thread closed.

    Thread Starter paul1990

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    Thank you for your reply. I’ve checked the wp_config.php file and it’s definitely there. I simply copied the whole site (all files) from the backup, so as far as I’m aware, there’s none missing.

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