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OK. I set up a subdomain and installed a fresh WordPress. Used a WordPress standard theme and that one works. Now I have max upload 100M, just as my php.ini says.
Guess the theme I use not compatible with WordPress 5.5. It obviously block the php.ini settings????
Crap developer, they should warn customers not to install WP 5.5, but some devs do not really care about their customers. Well, they just lost me.

Thanks anyway

Thanks for answer

I tried to change to WordPress standard theme, no difference
My server php.ini is 100% correct, checked by CWP

More suggestions, please
/Jan

New information
When trying to upload an image, 8Mb, to wordpress media library I get this message:

“The uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini.”

The Apache servers php.ini is set to upload_max_filesize = 64M

Problem solved
It was NoIP that caused the problem. IP updated yesterday and web site been up on Uptimerobot since.
To me, it is a mystery why, because NoIP is only for my work station, my Apache server has its own fixed IP?????

Hi and thanks for the answer.
A loop I think is correct but WHERE? And WHY staying up for 20 minutes as UptimeRobot shows? Then down for longer time and then up 20 minutes again.
I tried to delete the .htaccess, same problem
I tried to make a minimized .htaccess including only WP standard:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>
Did not help
I use the same SSL plugin, “Really simple SSL”. I use this on all my 7 web sites and it works very well. It changes Http to Https. Tried another SSL plugin, did not help.

Sorry but thanks anyway
/Jan

Hi
Interesting “theory”
I use NoIP for my work computer.
I have been away for a couple of hours. Now back and POOF, it works again.
I do not know if the dynamic IP changed when I was away since I can not find a way to see WHEN it changed, but will definitely be the first thing to look into next time it happens.
Does that mean NoIP use blacklisted IP’s? Must look into that also, can not have that.
Thanks
/Jan

Anyway, I will not bother you more than necessary.
Thanks a lot for your help. At least you solved it 80%
One day in the future I guess I will find out why.

Is it my internal IP that cause this problem? I can not see why but I will try to disconnect my computer from the internal IP.

OK, I asked my daughter to check and it works for her.
This is a mystery to me. I guess I can live with it but it will make it difficult to check my programming. Do you have ANY idea?

If I do a search “contact” to the right of the menu, the contact page shows up

I also tried the redirect from my dns provider, crystone.com
It does not work either, same problem

I tried my mobile too. Do not work.

REALLY. Try again. I see NO reason why it should not work for me, or do you have one?

OK but then I must cut the live site server, they both have same fixed IP. Can do that for a short time.
https://thailand4.net
How about 20 minutes? Let me know if you need more.
Start NOW

I tried to follow your directions.
The paths are exactly the same as in my old server.
At my host service provider I have a DNS pointing to my fixed IP and also a redirect to my new servers host name, which is “thailand4”. All this works fine with both servers.
All the links should be the same since the path is exactly the same but I checked it anyway.
This is what I have checked.
In database wp-options and wp-qss the links are correct
The links in virtual thailand4.conf are correct. Thailand4.config is activated, apache restarted.
I added the three lines:
<Directory /var/www/html/wordpress/>
AllowOverride All
</Directory>

Permalinks checked, OK and I saved it one extra time.
I can not use the plugin since I never used any other domain path, have nothing to search for.
The problem persists.