All publicly visible sites on the internet get hit with ridiculous URL requests fairly often. These come from script kiddies (low-rent cybercriminals, the kind of children who think they’re l33t or something) trying to get your site to misbehave and give them access using (mostly) old tricks that exploit long-fixed bugs. Some of the tricks … Read more
I’m having the same issue with one of my customers I’m consulting with. We’ve done 100’s of WordPress installs on our own or other dedicated machines with no issues. Some hosting companies have issues with WordPress plugins due to the path structure in some hosting environments. I can FTP into root directory, delete Yahoo’s preloaded … Read more
I get internal server errors quite often in my everyday coding work if i misspell PHP function names in my code. So try deactivating your plugins and re-enabling one by one.
My money would be on the .htaccess of your root directory is trying to route the /docuwiki request through WordPress, which is why it is failing. Your .htaccess file should look something like this: <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /index.php [L] </IfModule>
Is it a shared hosting? Try rising the php memory limit. That will make wordpress admin go faster and your blog!
Here is how to change your folder permissions. Login to your ftp Make your wp-content folder 755 (In most FTP programs, this involves right-clicking -> “Permissions”). 755 is owner: read, write and execute permissions; group: read and execute permissions; others: read and execute permissions. Inside wp-content create a new folder called “uploads”, make it 755 … Read more
If you haven’t added a bunch of content and widgets on the local server, yes, it can be as easy as that. If you want to move everything – all your settings and content and such – you can follow these instructions: http://www.billerickson.net/how-to-move-your-wordpress-website/ G’luck!
Scenario 1: AUTO First of all, you need to get full database from phpMyAdmin. Basics come with _posts and _postmeta, but you probably need full data with categories, taxonomies, comments etc. that may have been affected in 1 evening. I would suggest to export WHOLE database to .sql file and then import it to new … Read more
Go to the admin panel and navigate to Settings>Media and see what it says in the Store uploads in this folder dialog box. You can try deleting whatever is in it and click save. WordPress will then try to use the default wp-content/uploads/images/2012… folders. If that doesn’t work I’d FTP to my server and check … Read more
If you can access your sites database via phpMyAdmin, follow these steps to check that the links and images aren’t “hard-coded”: Navigate to your hosting account/phpMyAdmin Find the database and click on it to select it From the top toolbar click on Export In the export window select all tables by clicking the first one … Read more