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Of course, the problem appeared again…I think I’m going mad.

I can try to enable gzip, maybe this would help.

Now all runs just smooth, as it should, so the problem is hard to pinpoint.

I have a 500 error, my virtual memory usage in cPanel is all over the place at 100%, and I don’t know what is the problem. In the error message that appears when entering the website there are specified 3 main reasons why this happens: htaccess wrong syntax, wrong files and folders permissions and server timeout set to a small amount of time. I didn’t make any modifications to any of these, I deactivated all plugins, but the error still exists, not on a permanent base, only once in a while, but I can’t afford to have a website running like this. The link is https://www.ziarulargesenilor.ro. I will give you the error in the error logs:

Cannot allocate memory: couldn’t create child process: /opt/suphp/sbin/suphp for /home/public_html/xmlrpc.php

This one repeats on and on. I created a cron job for better optimization, but still can’t see the real problem here.

The thing is that I solved it. I just installed WP through Filezilla and even though it didn’t worked, meaning that the website was still empty, when I accessed the website the same things you said you have seen appeared to me too. Then I deleted the entire public_html’s content through Filezilla, installed WP from cPanel scripts and voila! Thanks James, your replies gave me some extra ideas.

Ok, thank you.

These are the name servers my hosting provider told me to input. But I don’t think this is the problem, because even after I set these name servers, the website was still going just fine.
Having deleted the “dezarhivat” folder’s content(which means “unzipped”) which had like 2 GB, could these name servers have been reset?

I see this, even after I clear my whole browser history and all. I tried with Chrome, Opera, IE, Safari, Mozilla…same result.

https://i58.tinypic.com/30clk5d.png

My hosting provider didn’t answered yet, so I thought I should find an answer elsewhere.
Maybe deleting that folder’s content made the DNS servers reset or something? Because I clearly have a WP install, created with Softaculous, and can be seen also in cPanel.

So what do you see when visiting crazytravel.ro? You don’t see the 404 error?

The one which exists there by default, of course. But the files were in the second public_html as well. I honestly say that it’s the first time I see this behaviour, really.

The folder “dezarhivat” means unzipped. I think this error appeared after I deleted this folder’s content, which was like 2 gigs or so.

I have the same problem after I manually deleted the previous WordPress install from cPanel. Still no answer…

Ok thanks. But if you would know by any chance, how to make the default latest posts’ thumbnails smaller, it will be a blast. Thanks.

I added it at the end of the stylesheet, but nothing. Should I put it here?

#carousel-nav a.active {
background: url(“library/media/images/slide-buttons.png”) 0px 0px no-repeat;
}

.carousel-control img {top:50%;position:absolute;margin-top:-20px;}
.left.carousel-control img {left:15%;}
.right.carousel-control img {right:15%;}
.carousel-caption {background:rgba(0,0,0,.5);padding-bottom:0;text-shadow: 1px 1px 0px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.6);bottom:35px;}
.carousel-caption h4 {color:#fff;}
.carousel-indicators {bottom:5px;margin-bottom:0;}

https://www.llarraroua.ro/

Thanks. It worked by deactivating all plugins and reactivating them one by one. The plugin that messed the things up is “Frontpage Category Filter”. I don’t need it anyway, so it’s going to be fired.

I know I closed the topic, but I have another question. How can I hide the access to https://www.example.com/author/username for unregistered users? I have some important posts that I want to be accessible only to registered users.