Deatheye

I just made the update. After that I got loged out of my wordpres all the time. Every Link I klicked sent me to the login area.
Took me a while cause of this to even be able to deactivate it…
I’m using it on a multisite installation.
Problem happened on all the sites administration. No Problem visiting the site as a not logged in user.

Did you check if there are any files in your public_html that have higher priority to load then the wordpress files?
Like for example an index.htm, index.asp etc.?
Since you are saying the old site is still loading I assume there is a file from the old site that has a higher priority to be loaded then the Standard wordpress file.

I’ve made a few checks.
$_Server[“SERVER_ADDR”] = Doesnt work on Windows / IIS
$_Server[“LOCAL_ADDR”] = is the same as $_Server[“SERVER_ADDR”] on unix, does give the external IP
$_SERVER[“REMOTE_ADDR”] = Returns external IP
gethostbyname($_SERVER[“SERVER_NAME”]) = Returns external IP

I geuss that’s the Problem. Trying to search the MySQL Server on the external Network doesn’t work. It is not accesssable from the outside.

So how do I Change this so that the internal IP get’s used?

Wierd I thought I allready answerd you…
Can you still not Access it? For me your link does work and I see the Setup page.

I host my website under PacHosting. I put the web files under wwwroot/ . Under wwwroot, there is a subfolder Anonftp/pub. I put the WordPress directory under it. When I input <https://www.cheoylee.com/anonftp/pub/wordpress/wp-admin/install.php&gt; in URL, I got <404 – File or directory not found.>

that’s propably a Folder intended for FTP Connection.. since it’s called ANONFTP/Pub. makes sence that that doesn’t work.

then uploaded the same WordPress files to /wwwroot/wordpress. I got <404 – File or directory not found.>
for <https://www.cheoylee.com/wwwroot/wordpress/wp-admin/install.php

also makes sence since that would be the wrong URL. the wwwroot Folder is the same as using https://www.cheoylee.com

and got <500 – Internal server error.> for https://www.cheoylee.com/wordpress/wp-admin/install.php.

This one is the right path. A 500 error can mean a lot. Basically the Server is trying to run your install.php file and that is causing a Problem with the Server. Only way to figure out what’s going on is propably asking your hoster telling them your getting 500 Errors.

I tried another way : I enter ftp://cheoylee.com, go to wwwroot/wordpress/wp-admin and double click to open install.php, I got <Error: PHP is not running. WordPress requires that your web server is running PHP. Your server does not have PHP installed, or PHP is turned off.> I called PacHosting they added a file <info.php> under /wwwroot and told me php is now running. When I tried, still got the same error <Error: PHP is not running>. FYI, content of info.php is a 18-byte php_auto_file, content is :

FTP isn’t meant to run a php file, ist meant to Transfer files from or to the Server. So this is expected.

To make an analogy:
imagin the php file is a reciept for a cake.
FTP is used to send the reciept to the Server.
If you use http your telling the Server to use that reciept and make the cake.
The 404 means the reciept is not found.
The 500 means something like: trying to make your cake but the oven exploded…