• Hi,

    For the last few hours I have been unable to access the site I am running for a group. For the last few weeks the site has been very slow. Pages have been taking between 10s to over a minute to render.

    Today I tried accessing the dashboard (/wp-admin/index.php) but I was being redirected to wp-admin/install.php. The message read @Insufficienct requirements’ telling me I needed mysql 5.0 or later to run 3.2.1. This is strange since I just created a mysql 5.0 database for the purpose of upgrading and did so successfully last week. The site had been running well albeit kind of slowly. No other web pages are available either.

    In the last few minutes the homepage has become available but no other pages are visible or can be accessed.
    Following that, the dashboard became available but not the home page and anything that loads is very slow to do so.

    Right now no posts or pages can be seen but the homepage is viewable and I have very slow access to the Dashboard.

    I am unable to reach the person who set the site up and registered the domain. According to whois it is registered with dotster. I checked the name servers used by dotster and they are different to the ones mentioned on the whois report.
    Could this be the problem?

    I’d really appreciate some help on this, I’m at my wits end.

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  • It definetly sounds like either a server problem or a security issue. I suggest calling whoever is hosting the website (not necessary the same whos owning / hosting the dns)

    Best of luck

    Thread Starter the red ned

    (@the-red-ned)

    Thanks, Aplus host the site. I’ll try make contact with them. Everything appears to be working again now. I haven’t done anything, as far as I know, to fix it.

    Something tells me it will happen again though.

    I would be interested to see if anyone else on these boards uses Aplus and is having problems.

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