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Can’t log in to old Word Press Account

Christopher Graham — Fri, 23 Sep 2022 02:38:25 +0000

Over this last month I was planning on transferring my website from one Word Press account/site to another one with all of the same things and features the old one had but have been having nothing but trouble continuously doing so to where I then chose to just keep everything as it was over the risk of losing my websites files in the process. Part of doing this has also involved communicating back and forth with my hosting provider to try to get this resolved in which at one point they told me to add my second Word Press site/account (first WP account-“[ redundant link removed ]“. Second WP account-“[ redundant link removed ]“) to my SSL certificate and claimed that it would only add both sites to that SSL certificate. But like I had kind of figured it would do based on some of the past problems I had been having, all that it did was make it where I now can’t log into or access my actual site now. Before I was told to do this I could still go onto my site without a notice coming up saying the site wasn’t secure, could still access my actual backoffice, and such. I have cpanel where I should be able to get certain stored files to renew or repair this, but I’ve been having too many problems figuring out how to do this correctly without only causing more problems from it. So does anyone know how I can officially restore this back to what it was without there being any further problems.

Adding existing RSS to new WordPress Site

djmartz77 — Thu, 22 Oct 2020 15:28:15 +0000

I am restarting my podcast after a hiatus, and while I was on hiatus, my hosting expired and my website was deleted. My media hosting at Blubrry.com was not interrupted, though, so all of my media is still where it always was.

The problem is this, I don’t have a backup of my website to restore from, and while I do have a copy of my RSS feed as an XML file, I’m not sure how to start my website up again and get my pre-existing RSS feed in place so that our fans can get to all of the old episodes with their original posting dates, etc.

Is there a way to restore the RSS feed manually? Am I making this too hard?

I was using PowerPress before and intend to continue doing so, but considering the lapse in hosting I’m confused as to how to proceed. Any help would be very much appreciated.

My site (still not set up at all due to not knowing how to proceed with the RSS feed) is https://fifthagepodcast.com

The media is hosted here:
https://blubrry.com/fifthagepodcast/

I can also post a copy of my RSS feed if that’s useful.

Thanks,
Dan

I’m u

Site restoration – now variable products dont work

littlegentsclothing — Mon, 28 Mar 2016 00:30:22 +0000

Hello
my site was down as of yesterday. after contacting my hosting service they have reinstated a backup of the site.

However, since doing so it appears that some of my settings have defaulted and no longer working. It is an e-commerce site and is no longer allowing variable products to be added to the cart. i am receiving an error message that says “Please choose product options…” i have no idea how to fix this.

Has anyone experienced this and can help me please.

Thanks

Problem when assigning WP site to a new directory in my hosting account

palevesque — Fri, 31 Jul 2015 00:22:07 +0000

Hello,

My website database was damaged by a freelancer I hired and we were not able to fix it.

So I did the followings to get my site back online as quick as possible :

1. In my hosting account (BlueHost), I unassigned my domain name (an addon domain) to its current directory. At this point the site is not even on the internet at all.

2. I assigned my domain to a new directory in my hosting account. Both directories (the old and the new) are at the same level, directly in the root of my hosting account.

3. I installed a new wordpress site on the domain. Meaning I’m now using a new database.

4. I uploaded my site backups that I had created with the plugin “UpdraftPlus Backup and Restoration” BEFORE any damaged were done to the site and restored it. Note: the backup included everything (database, images, plugins, themes, etc).

It works almost perfectly.

The only issues I have is that some plugins seem to still be getting stuff from the old directory and this is causing issues with images. For example I’m unable to upload new pictures on my site now.

Why is this happening? Any idea what additionnal steps I need to take?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Relocating WordPress hosting to Godaddy. How to restore from backup?

Tue, 06 Apr 2010 20:58:13 +0000

Hi,

Hopefully someone here can help…

I have had a WordPress based ecommerce site, and because of problems with my previous host, I have moved my hosting over to Godaddy. At the time of setting up hosting with Godaddy, my site was not accessible on my old host because a WordPress plugin had corrupted my database. I had asked the old host to restore, but 10 days later it was still down, thus the decision to relocate host. I have a full site backup (36mb)from my old host that I made using Cpanel. This is a complete backup not only the WordPress database. How can I restore this site onto the new server at Godaddy? So far I have installed WordPress on my Godaddy host and have restored the mySQL database which was included in the full site backup. This partially brings my site back but does not restore full functionality including my product database and graphics. I do not have Cpanel on Godaddy.

Any words of wisdom?

Don

Need help: Trying to restore hacked site from backups – getting 403 error.

shadowpraxis — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 05:43:30 +0000

My site was hacked two days ago and brought down. I have cpanel backup zips of my database and my site files from the 5th of January and have been trying in vain to install them. I need some serious help here. :/

I deleted the old wp directories on my host and tried using the cpanel’s option to restore from backups, but after loading them via the web interface, I still have no access to my site. Both the main page and the wp-admin login page show the following.

Forbidden

You don’t have permission to access /wp-admin/ on this server.

Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong here. I tried creating a new database user and deleting the old one in the MySQL cpanel interface and changed the info in the wp-config file in the main directory but that didn’t do anything. I’m honestly not even close to sure of what I should be doing differently to restore from these backups and websearches only seem to show me how to re-install my database, which wasn’t something I couldn’t figure out on my own.

Can someone out there please give me an assist or at least point me in the right direction? It’s been two days now and I’m beyond frustrated with not being able to figure this out. Also, please keep in mind that I’m pretty php illiterate. Some basic HTML is about the extent of my programming knowledge.

Thanks in advance to anyone who can help. I’m at wit’s end here.

Site was hacked. After re-installing backup, getting 403 error

shadowpraxis — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 00:57:25 +0000

So, I posted earlier today about an issue I was having with my site being down. I posted the PHP file that was giving the error here and someone confirmed my fear that the site had been hacked.

So, I deleted the files on my webhost’s server and re-installed from my backups. After it finally finished re-installing, now I get the following:

“Forbidden

You don’t have permission to access /wp-admin/ on this server.

Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.”

I get this message when I try to access either the site itself or the dashboard log-in.

I know the chances are high that there’s just something dumb I haven’t done to get this to work but I have no idea. I’ve spent all day fighting this and I’m just rather frazzled. Can someone help with what the problem might be?

– Rob