The following errors occur:

When I add the site.webmanifest to the web.config file as a mime type, the above error is still not fixed.

Does anybody have any idea how to fix this?

Thanks

Frank

We’re having a really weird issue. I’ve deployed a WordPress 5.2.1 instance with PHP 7.2.19, just a blank default install. However it keeps going down (500 error) and the log files are giving really weird info. It’s always a combination of the two below.

According to the first, the memory limit was reached when something tried to allocate over 8000 Petabytes?! I’m really confused as to whats going wrong here, nothing is custom, it’s all completely stock. It’s been deployed via PLESK Onyx 17.8.11

Anybody got a clue as to what’s going on?

PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 8242261810043116696 bytes) in C:\inetpub\vhosts\cerebra.org.uk\dev.cerebra.org.uk\wp-includes\option.php on line 1247

PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 20480 bytes) in C:\inetpub\vhosts\cerebra.org.uk\dev.cerebra.org.uk\wp-includes\pomo\plural-forms.php on line 213

EDIT: Just to update, I’ve dropped PHP down to 7.1.30 to see if that has any effect. It’s currently responding but only time will tell as it did before.

Thank you for adding the dismiss button to the Wordfence Web Application Firewall configuration. We run Windows IIS servers and have recommend WordFence to our clients. However, now that this message is displaying our client’s don’t understand they should dismiss the message. If they press the continue button their website crashes as there is a conflict with the .htaccess file created by WordFence; additionally, share hosting clients do not have access to a php.ini file.

Please add a server check to automatically dismiss the message on Windows servers as this issue is causing us a lot of issues. Below is a quick write-up.

<?php
$serverType = $_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWARE'];
if( preg_match( '/^Microsoft.*/', $serverType)) {
    // Do not show firewal configuration message if serverType=Microsoft";
} else {
    //Show firewall configuration message;
}
?>

Windows IIS is still a very widely used web server, this issue must be affecting a lot of users.

I appreciate your consideration,

Ramsey

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Could anyone say what do i need to change in order to make File Away to work in Windows IIS ?

thanks!

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/file-away/

I am the admin of the IIS server.

I cannot provision sites and access the dashboard or have the theme css not break. I have done MS installs on Apache hosts however now have to work in the Windows environment, which I am new to.

HELP!?!

site is valleycomputer.solutions

Added site – https://valleycomputer.solutions/yar/

Network was setup with proper changes made to wp-config and web.config files. URL rewrite is installed on IIS and running in app pool.

Been banging my head against this for three days. How to I even test this to find what is not allowing me to progress this build.

thanks in advance

1) When I try to view a posting or a category (or tags, etc) I get a WordPress 404. Even when NOT using fancy permalinks, this still happens.

also

2) When I upload media, the media count updates and shows that there are x. files in the library, but the list where the media should appear is blank.

3) When I add a new post, the post is neither accessible in on the website, NOR does it show up in the list in the admin area. However, like the media, the post count shows that there are items there!

What could this possibly be?

Example:
Filename: randy-logo.jpg

Title (after upload): andy-logo.jpg

Any ideas? I’m on a Windows IIS server running WordPress 3.2.1.

If I create a subdirectory and install the WordPress files into it, um… I’m lost already. I am not a newbie, but my experience is only with HTML and CSS and my site is hosted on a Windows IIS server. I don’t know much about the server end of things.

I would edit the blog using WordPress and then use FrontPage to upload them. Will this work? Assuming it will, then how do I install and configure WordPress. I use FrontPage instead of FTP to upload all the files of my web site.

It is at www.TheBicyclingGuitarist.net/ if you want to check it out. Thanks for reading this.