Stefano

Can you describe me your subfolders hierarchy?
Let’s say you have the public_html folder where your live website lives:

public_html/yourlivesite.com

You made a folder, mysecondsite so now you got:

public_html/
folder: yourlivesite.com
folder: mysecondsite.com

When you unzip WordPress zip, it gives you a folder named wordpress

Then your folders hierarchy becomes:

public_html/
folder:  yourlivesite.com
folder:  mysecondsite.com/wordpress/hereareallmywordpressfiles

What I really try to explain here is, to try to follow your folders hierarchy so we can check it out that you’re entering the right Url of your subfolders path.

Can you enter in your browser:

https://yoursite.com/yoursecondsitefolder/wordpress/install.php

Let’s try this one, so we can be sure that you’re in the right path!

Hi there,
Did you follow the complete steps to make a new installation? (make a new DB etc)?

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Installing_WordPress

1. Hi there, can you please check your .htaccess file, and tell us what is inside?

2. Add in wp.config.php the following two lines of code.

define('WP_HOME',' https://telesoft.no/website');
define('WP_SITEURL',' https://telesoft.no/website');

3. Is this an empty WordPress installation? Because if so, you could try to install again WordPress.

Can you turn to php7 ?

Hi there, you can check for any plugins loading issues with P3 Plugin Performance Profiler

Query Monitor will help you understand the overloads in your backend (and whole site) and you can combine it with a debugging plugin( there are plenty in the WordPress repository).

If you’re able also make a staging website and try to load it on PHP7.

Since you’re on VPS, it would be useful to provide us the technologies your server using.
Your WordPress running on APACHE with Nginx, or are you using Varnish, any details (after the debugging) will be useful so we can understand your problem deeper.

Cheers!

Dear @stevenvdh,

You should login into CPanel (or any other web hosting panel you got) copy all WordPress files from folder:
public_html/www.bastiaanimage.com/WPAG017
and move them to the root folder of your domain ( or public_html or if you have your domain as an addon domain, inside your domains folder https://www.bastiaanimage.com
Then, you have to login to your phpMyadmin console, (Google Search “how to log in to my phpMyadmin from cpanel”) find the Database of your WordPress installation, in your case the database of bastiaanimage.com , and replace the wp_option ( EDIT siteurl AND home)
Check the screenshot => phpMyadmin-photo
to point to your main domain “https://www.bastiaanimage.com”

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by Stefano.

Hi there, I’ve just made a test on the plugin, and works great, can you give more information about the problem you’re facing?
Are you on a shared hosting server? Try to contact with your server administrator(open ticket to your host)
Did you try to uninstall & install again the plugin?
There is also an import limit of 512MB => unlimited-extension
I think there must be also a dedicated support if you’ve purchased the plugin.

Here you can find useful informations:
Help
Contact

NP ??

For now, try to lock the attack by your self by using this in your htaccess file.
What are your settings for Bruce Force Attack?
Navigate to:
I-Themes Security==>Settings and see 1)Lookback Period 2)Blacklist Threshold 3) Lockout Period.
Set all this to a number that you prefer.

You have to login into your CPanel or by using your ftp account, and rename the folder of the plugin from wp-all-in-one-security (or however it calls) to wp-all-in-one-security.hold
This will stop the plugin to work, untill you rename it again (remove the .hold).

And yes indeed… This is not the plugin that you re looking for ??

Try to check with Theme Authenticity Checker (TAC) and also you can search your files easy with String locator Maybe you’ve installed that plugin(or someone else)and some files remains in your server.
Be aware if you use plugins like that, because users(that you dont know) upload stuff in your website..
Another situation might be an old vulnerability of this plugin, and some bots hitting your website try to find a hole. You can use Block Bad Queries to solve a situation like that. It will block any unwanted query from your website.

i really agree with @diondesigns, that you could be open on XSS. What about using the Sync Plugin with some modification you could get your job done?
you could also try this. I hope i just opened you mind a bit more.

waste of time..The only situation in which someone could make use of the prefix is when s/he has access to your database. Read more over here

WordPress already has a guide for MAMP on mac you can read all here. Mamp is a good choice and in this video you can see the installation in action.