2.0 Admin problem at One.com

  • Hi,

    I just registered for a new domain at One.com
    On this new domain I did a clean install of WordPress 2.0.5. No problems during install and the site is running. When I try to access the admin pages I get a blank screen after login. Same problem with other 2.0.x versions.

    Also tried installing 1.5 and no problems there, but I need to use a 2.0.x version.

    Any suggestions?

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  • Try this plugin? https://txfx.net/code/wordpress/wordpress-tuneup/wordpress-205-tuneup/

    As I recall, a lot of folks at one.com had issues with 2.0.5. I think that plugin fixed ’em.

    Thread Starter cazpercazpernl

    (@cazpercazpernl)

    I don’t think that’s the solution to my problem. How do I activate the plugin when I can’t login to the admin?

    what if you try going to your-blog.com/blog/wp-admin/edit.php ?

    That would bypass the Dashboard page.

    “How do i activate the plugin when I can’t login to the admin?”

    If you are using Version 2.0.5 then you can edit:
    wp-includes/pluggable-functions.php

    Change line 268

    from:

    status_header($status); // This causes problems on IIS

    to:

    // status_header($status); // This causes problems on IIS

    Effectively you are commenting out that line so it doesn’t execute.

    Note: this tip taken from comment by Mark Jaquith on this post: Some WordPress 2.0.5 users reporting server 500 error

    Thread Starter cazpercazpernl

    (@cazpercazpernl)

    “what if you try going to your-blog.com/blog/wp-admin/edit.php ?

    That would bypass the Dashboard page.”

    Tried this, but also a blank page.

    Thread Starter cazpercazpernl

    (@cazpercazpernl)

    “// status_header($status); // This causes problems on IIS”

    Also did this, but no fix.

    Might consider redoing the installation.
    1. DROP the database tables
    2. Save your wp-config.php file
    3. Delete your wordpress folder (and it’s subfolders)
    4. Reupload the wordpress files
    5. Put the wp-config.php back in place
    6. Browse to you wordpress folder to kick off the install

    Note: yeah this is a painful suggestion ??

    Thread Starter cazpercazpernl

    (@cazpercazpernl)

    Did this a few times, but doesn’t help.

    You might be busting your PHP memory limits, for some reason. If you have access to php.ini, try bumping up the memory_limit value to 16M or even 32M.

    Thread Starter cazpercazpernl

    (@cazpercazpernl)

    I don’t think I have access to that. And if I do, I’m afraid I have know idea how I would do this.

    Hi, check my blog at kasper.oldby.com – It is hosted at one.com. I have written about how I got it up and running.

    /Kasper

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