bkimbley

Last update – turns out that many of the files (almost all) in the wp-admin directory had permissions changed to 666. Changed them all to 644, and I’m now able to get into the WordPress backend.

The site itself is back on line, still can’t get access to admin…

My problem was that apparently during the update, the index.php file in the root directory had it’s permissions changed to 666, and that’s too open for WordPress to work. I changed it to 644, and poof, back on line.

The change didn’t work for me, although I wasn’t able to find the second file listed. I made the change only to taxonomy.php. Where’s the other file located?

We’ve moved from GoDaddy. The issue no longer needs a response.

@mattyrob,

Thanks for the suggestions. I’ll give it a try.

For your reference, when a company uses google as it’s email host, as long as it can verify that the domain name belongs to them, then using a Google Account, an organization can use Google servers to process email. So for example, [email protected] is registered as a Google Account, and email is processed through Google servers. I can send and receive emails using [email protected] through Google.

Now that I think about it, I set this up originally when I was with Godaddy because I was having trouble getting emails to send through their servers from Subscribe2. Now that I’ve moved the entire setup over to JustHost, I’ll move the email there as well and we’ll see if that works.

Thanks,

BK

I just had the same thing happen to me. Is there some issue with the handling company you may not be aware of?