Upgrade 3.4.1 and now can't access wp-admin. Pls help!

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I also had the same problem. Just clicked “upgrade” and then when i tried accessing the dashboard, it directs me to a No Page Found portion of my website. The site is also hosted in godaddy.

I have the same problem. My sites are still there, just right, but when I try to get into admin, I get a page not here page on my site.
Mine are also hosted on GoDaddy. Both using Atahualpa.

I saved my wordpress files in this directory https://example.com/wordpress. I upgraded my other websites and I had no problems. only this one. ??

Same problem; upgrade and now no site. Hosted on GoDaddy. https://raiseyoursail.com. I appreciate any advice.

mine is https://myeyesmycamera.com

I had the same problem. Spent a long time on the phone with GoDaddy – they tried to help, but could not. There’s an internal redirect that has been messed up apparently. My site: https://drcarolshow.com/blog

People – this topic has now become unmanageable. Please post your own topics.

@clpeters77: Did GoDaddy give you anything that you could do in the interim that’s better than a 404 error? I’m not sure if they have a “under maintenance” page or something else…

@raiseyoursail – no, they didn’t. They just suggested that if WP forums didn’t indicate any fix, that I try and save my data, re-install WP, and then do my best to transfer my data back. That would be a tedious process! Not sure I want to tackle that if a fix is somewhere available.

@esmi: how has this become unmanageable? It’s the same root cause – wordpress 3.4.1 upgrade somehow not compatible with GoDaddy hosted accounts. What different topics do you suggest we post?

Looks like some of you have WordPress installed in a sub-directory.

When opening your domain.com an error is shown. When opening domain.com/wordpress/ your site loads.

Example error found:

Warning: require(.wordpress/wp-blog-header.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /site/home/html/index.php on line 17

For those with WordPress installed in its own directory, see https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

Having dealt with thousands of support topics here, I can assure you that they will have very different root causes. Please help us to help you and post your own topics.