• Resolved sjoerd89

    (@sjoerd89)


    Hi there,

    i can’t access my new website because when i open the website its wp-admin it will say no update required, database already up to date. And if i click continue it sends me to another website i have. Any help here? I saw threads of these on the forums but they say to delete cache Wich i did, but all without succes.

    Any ideas?

    Sjoerd

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  • Hello, Sjoerd, & welcome. Unfortunately, you really haven’t provided us w/enough information for us to help you. Please provide the site url for your website, as well as for the website to which your site is redirecting. You also haven’t told us whether this is a single or multisite installation. You may also wish to consider pasting your .htaccess files here, both for the site you’re trying to reach & the site to which it’s redirecting. Please tell us which is which.

    Thread Starter sjoerd89

    (@sjoerd89)

    So the site is in redirecting me from is this the site it is redirecting it too is not yet online so not sure what you will be getting there.

    htacces from site its redirected from (only 1 i could find in this ftp)
    Found this in public_html/cgi-bin

     Options -Indexes +ExecCGI
    AddHandler cgi-script .cgi .pl
    

    and for the site it is redirecting to

    
    
    # BEGIN WordPress
    <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /wordpress/
    RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteRule . /wordpress/index.php [L]
    </IfModule>
    
    # END WordPress

    Don’t think it is a multisite

    thanks for the time people

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by sjoerd89.

    Sjoerd, could you please describe how you installed WordPress on your sites? Specifically, did you use your hosting provider’s control panel or did you upload the files manually? Did you use separate databases or the same database w/different table prefixes? Lastly, where are you from? Perhaps I could help by providing WordPress resources in your language.

    Thread Starter sjoerd89

    (@sjoerd89)

    could you please describe how you installed WordPress on your sites?
    I have manually downloaded the newest update (using filezilla)

    Did you use separate databases or the same database w/different table prefixes?
    the database is different but both have used the term “localhost” somewhere

    where are you from?
    I am from the Netherlands

    Thanks alot for taking the time

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by sjoerd89.

    Hi, again, Sjoerd. Firstly, I don’t know if you’re aware, but in the event you’d like to seek help in Dutch, you can go to:

    Support Forums


    I’m perfectly willing to stay w/this, but I understand that in terms of communication, doing so in your native language might prove easier. It certainly does for me. If you do wish to avail yourself of the Netherlands WordPress support forum, feel free to post a link to this topic for reference. Also, it’d be appreciated if you’d let us know that’s what you decided. That way, I won’t worry too much about you lol.

    Right now, unfortunately, I have more questions than answers for you. Could you please describe the directory structure for your sites? Is this a single- or a multisite (network) installation?

    Please look for a file called object-cache.php, &, if found, please delete. Please also rename any caching plugins you have by appending a 1 or a .old to the folder name.

    Thread Starter sjoerd89

    (@sjoerd89)

    Hi there,
    i will post this on to the dutch forums tomorrow then.
    The reason i posted this here is because this forum is way more active then the dutch one and i find a lot of my answers over here. But don’t worry about me anymore ;).

    For the object-cache i saw everyone talk about this but don’t have any of this is my folders, neither in the website and the website it is linking too. The only thing i added to a clean install of wordpress is the wp-config file.

    But like i said don’t worry about this anymore i will go into the dutch forums tomorrow and see if that will get me any further. For now thank you so much for taking the time to read into my problems ;).

    Have a great day,

    Sjoerd

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