If somebody is actively looking into your site to hunt malware, let them do the repairs first before you delete anything. Those numbers look like timestamps, so my guess is that those are results from malware-scans running at those dates. It’s a text-file, you can download them and take a look at the content. Maybe … Read more
cat /proc/<pid>/environ If you want to have pid(s) of a given running executable you can, among a number of other possibilities, use pidof: AlberT$ pidof sshd 30690 6512 EDIT: I totally quote Dennis Williamson and Teddy comments to achieve a more readable output. My solution is the following: tr ‘\0’ ‘\n’ < /proc/<pid>/environ
Sounds to me like PHP is not running on your system, or (perhaps) an older version of PHP. But you can check PHP status by creating a simple PHP file with the command phpinfo(); in it and loading that page in your browser. That should show you the current settings of PHP, if it is … Read more
The headers already sent message means that something — a plugin or a theme, usually — is sending output before it’s meant to. Often this is due to whitespace appearing in a file after the closing ?> tag, which can make it hard to find the culprit. The fact that pluggable.php is mentioned tells me … Read more
If you already have the files sitemap.xml and (if you have gzip enabled in Simple Google Sitemap) sitemap.xml.gz in the root directory of your WordPress installation, try deleting them and create new empty files with the correct permissions for that plugin, then manually run the sitemap generator. If these files don’t exist, try creating the … Read more
There are a few things you can do: Use the Debug Bar plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/debug-bar/ Set WP_DEBUG to true in your wp-config.php file if you are looking for problems in a theme or plugin I created a plugin that allows you to dump any variable into the Debug Bar plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/kint-debugger/ You should look at the … Read more
Short answer: No, WordPress doesn’t care about pastebin in particular and doesn’t do any sort of filtering like you’re describing. Long answer: Your host is doing it. Step 1: Ask your host if they have mod_security enabled and what their filtering rules are. Step 2: Try pasting the same link via a comment or something. … Read more
Not the first line but the last line could be it. Please check if you have a space after the last ?> sign of your header.php file. Its better suggested that you just remove the last ?> sign as well. So there wont be any headers already sent error generated. And this sort of error … Read more
I’d recommend disabling some plugins first, and going from there. It could very well be your wp-flattr-button that’s causing the issue. In the case, it seemed to be the ShareThis plugin.
Use the filter comment_post_redirect: add_filter( ‘comment_post_redirect’, ‘comment_redirect’ ); function comment_redirect( $location ) { $location = ‘http://example.com/sample-page’; // or: // $location = get_page_link( page_ID ); // $location = get_page_link( get_page_by_path( ‘sample-page’ )->ID ) return $location; }