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 *   Forum: [Plugins](https://wordpress.org/support/forum/plugins-and-hacks/)
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   reply to: [[All-in-One WP Migration and Backup] 4 sites broken on same root domain redirect loop](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/4-sites-broken-on-same-root-domain-redirect-loop/)
 *  Thread Starter [samlowry2000](https://wordpress.org/support/users/samlowry2000/)
 * (@samlowry2000)
 * [12 years ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/4-sites-broken-on-same-root-domain-redirect-loop/#post-5198060)
 * Well, I solved it. More or less. This may be of interest to the plugin authors.
   Basically, every instance of the root domain verbal.ee had been replaced with
   verbal.ee/yogin/yogin (with the latter being doubled). This created all the login
   problems. When I searched and replaced those aproximately 1600 occurences in 
   some 12 different columns I got all my websites back. In addition, the database
   for my main WP install at verbal.ee had been completely dropped, it was erased.
   So that is why the “infamous 5 minute install” was being displayed – it looked
   like a virgin WP install.
    The only downside was that for some reason one of 
   the online shops I was building had forgotten all sidebars and style settings
   set via MayaShop themes special theme options. Not a trace of that data in the
   database. But I’m pretty much back up and running. And on to make backups, backups,
   backups. That was a traumatic close shave. Learned to work with databases better,
   which is a good thing, I guess. I’m reluctant to use the plugin again, though.
   Some comments from the authors would be welcome. I will be happy to provide more
   details if needed.

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