InclusiveHost-John

Your post information is saved in your database. You should be able to use the same database, but you’ll need to do a full update of all themes/plugins/main WP install most likely.

What do you have in your robots.txt?

Are you sure that you are logged in with your administrator account and not a sub-account with restricted access? When did this issue start happening?

Have you done a complete search on your files for any instance of 192.168.0.104 to see if it’s in a file somewhere?

Sure sounds like this is a hosting error with a resource restriction placed on your website. Have you contacted your hosting provider about this problem?

Hello,

You may try to remove the permissions on the wp-content/plugin folder through FTP or your web hosting provider’s file manager. You could change permissions to 000.

Or you could simply move the folder to a different location.

Yes, this query would make sense if the comments are flagged as spam.

Before you complete any further edits, I’d suggest generating a full local backup on your account (as you’ve noted it’s too large for you to download locally). If your host provides cPanel you should be able to go to Files category -> Backups.

Have you looked into implementing third party tracking such as Google Analytics? This should give you a breakdown per page, and how long they spent on the page too.

For some reason your site is attempting to connect to onlinehotel.com.br

Is this your website or a third party website?

It appears to be related to the “google adsense and hotel booking” plugin. Can you disable it?

The answer is that it depends on what you are adding.

If you want a certain redirect to take place before the WordPress code, add it above. Otherwise you are typically fine with adding it below the WordPress default code.

I would try to fully repair the database through something like phpMyAdmin if your web hosting provider includes it. Otherwise, contact them to help with this.

Sometimes server level issues or code problems can cause issues like this.

What control panel are you using?

As these appear to just be HTML pages, it would be most likely a lot of copying/pasting from the raw HTML text into an individual WordPress page or post. I highly doubt you’re going to find any sort of automated process to do this.

Please reference: https://en.support.wordpress.com/ftp-access/

“FTP Access
We do not allow FTP (File Transfer Protocol) access to any WordPress.com blogs.”

From my understanding WordPress doesn’t update at all through sFTP or SSH. Most shared hosting accounts don’t even offer SSH, so that wouldn’t make much sense to start.

What is the error that you see when you lock down the SSH port and sFTP?

The other alternative is that you complete a manual update when needed from your local files.