I installed wordpress on my web hosting for building my website using wordpress. Accidentally, one of my team member deleted all the files of the installation and now i am unable to do either a fresh install or recover the last install.I have a cpanel powered linux hosting. When i try to install wordpress again it asks me to remove the existing installation and when i try to remove the existing installation it says that it was unable to find the installation.
Any help would be appreciated.
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I have a multisite wordpress installed using bitnami automatic in an aws instance. I want to install an additional independent site on the same instance. I followed the instructions given in https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/blogs/add-multiple-wordpress-sites-in-single-vm-using-bitnami-stack.
multisite installed in /opt/bitnami folder. the new site installed in /home/instancename. but i cannot able to access the new site http://ipaddress/newsblogname. I tried to access the mysql but it says access is denied even after providing correct password. How to solve this. will it work
So I made an error in installing a fresh version of wordpress (for domain 2) into the root folder where there is already an existing wordpress installation (domain 1). I've managed to get the original wordpress installation working again (domain 1) but I'm having trouble removing the unwanted installation. When I use GoDaddy's uninstaller it removes files needed by my existing wordpress installation (domain 1).
What can I do to remove the unwanted wordpress installation so that it doesn't show up in GoDaddy as installed for domain 2? The end goal is to properly install wordpress for domain 2 into a different directory.
Let me know if you need any more clarification.
Thank you.
It's been solved - when I removed the wordpress installation it took the unnecessary files with it, after a back-up was restored I was able to install wordpress on domain 2 in the correct subdirectory. It seems that GoDaddy was looking at the database file to gauge whether wordpress was installed for a certain domain already.
Many thanks for your help!
Go to Cpanel -> file manager and remove the unwanted files.
You can use FileZilla FTP Client to remove the unwanted installation ..
after removing it, use FileZilla as well to upload it to another directory ..
if things are totally missing up, try a Fiverr Gig which can do it for you for a few bucks.
Trying to install elasticpress plugin on wordpress multisite installation. This is a business directory which is setup on a multisite installation. Where each site on the multisite is a directory dedicated to a site.
It required "WP-CLI" and "ElasticSearch" server installed. Which has been installed and are running correctly. And post that when i am trying to index the posts using the command
wp elasticpress index --setup --network-wide
which gives an error
'elasticsearch' is not a registered wp command
Can someone help?
wp plugin install {plugin_name} {arguments}
Make sure the plugin is network activated across all sites.
I created WordPress site and want to install it in windows azure and haven't the access to server host.
i searched for this problem and find some links such tahat but didn't with me correctly it's old version. can help please show to install that as ZIP file.
This tutorial will help you to do that
http://www.davebost.com/2013/07/10/moving-a-wordpress-blog-to-windows-azure-part-1
I have Drupal 6 installed on a server with phpmyadmin. I didn't do the install of both so i'm not familiar with what was done (although I have installed drupal on another website host... they already had phpmyadmin set up). Some of the files got deleted and now I'd like to completely over-hall everything. There is a core php fatal error. I'd like to re-install the phpmyadmin and drupal and for some reason when i replace the files I get locked out of phpmyadmin and I can't reinstall the Drupal.
I would greatly appreciate direction with this problem. It's a big roadblock for me and I've worked pretty hard on developing modules for this portal site.
thanks
ingrid
About PMA:
You can download the latest PhpMyAdmin version from here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpmyadmin/files/phpMyAdmin/4.0.5/phpMyAdmin-4.0.5-all-languages.zip/download#!md5!a01d5b0552f90d6cc1c848c66ca07c2f
Extract it to a new directory in your web hosting root (for example 'pma').
Now point your browser to http://mywebsite.com/pma (your website /pma) and log in with your known details.
You can now access your databases and ignore the errors/warnings for now.
Drupal:
Download the latest drupal version from http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/drupal-6.28.tar.gz
Extract it and copy the files over your 'old' drupal files.
You have just repaired your Drupal installation.
In case there were updates go to http://yoursite.com/?q=user and log in.
Do not do anything else until you run http://yoursite.com/update.php