I encounter I problem where our wordpress websites assets doesn't load getting 403 Forbidden in a company network which uses a firewall.
The thing is that those same websites in production, which are managed by another company (but still in amazon aws servers) load fine, but the same website in our server fails. So that's why I think it could be something related with the server configuration.
And this doesn't happen with other kind of websites like an Angular APP that we have.
And the server IP or domain isn't blacklisted.
What could be happen?
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I have several WordPress websites being hosted on DreamHost. I decided to set up an Amazon WorkSpaces VM to do my WordPress development because my current computer is under-performing (I have a new one on the way). However, I can't log in to any WordPress dashboard from the Amazon Workspaces VM.
I also tried logging in from an EC2 VM. Same issue.
Using a VPN allows me to log in, leading me to think that there is IP level blocking going on. However DreamHost assures me that there is no blacklisting against the IP address.
Anyone have any idea what could be causing this?
(Side note: this is in no way intended to make DreamHost look bad. They are my top recommendation for shared hosting, and their customer support is excellent. I named them in case the specificity would be helpful.)
I have created an instance of wordpress with open LiteSpeed cache in Digital Ocean droplets, it works fine if I have the IP configured in the Settings/General Site and Wordpress URL, but when I add my dns name, starts popping up 404 everywhere. The screen reads:
404
Not Found
The resource requested could not be found on this server!
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I believe the problem is in this LiteSpeed, which don't seem to be clever enough to figure that there is a new domain configured? Unfortunately restarting the LiteSpeed web server did not help...
Any ideas?
You have to access the OpenLiteSpeed Console, you can find the password for the console in the .litespeed_password file in the root's home directory on the server.
You also need to allow your IP address to be able to connect to the console, you can do this simply by executing ufw allow from <your_home_ip_address>.
Also documented here: https://docs.litespeedtech.com/Cloud/wordpress/#web-server-control-panel-access
When you're within the Console you can go to "Listeners", here you'll find two listeners, one named "Default" and one named "Defaultssl".
On each listener you have to modify the "Virtual Host Mappings" to use your domain under "Domains" - after this restart OpenLiteSpeed, and it should no longer return a 404 when you access the site via your domain.
my wordpress website unexpectedly down when traffic is increasing. it will automatically correct when there is no user browse the website. here is my site url:
http://himachal-news.com
if your site is popular go for dedicated linux hosting, with enough memory. I think you currently you have shared hosting, that has shared and limited resources.
I recently setup a wordpress website on IIS.
I configured the website and it is working on the local machine. I can browse pages and get to the wordpress admin.
I also configured IIS with the correct site binding, host name and ip address.
However from the internet I can not reach the website. It's as if the wordpress site is not listening to or IIS is not passing along traffic from the internet. And just to make sure it wasn't an issue with IIS. I setup a second website on that server that is accessible from the web. That one is working.
Any anyone has any ideas I'd appreciate it.
After doing some testing.
In this case. The wordpress site would not respond or map to the correct domain name on the main ip address of the server.
After adding a second IP address on the nic card and mapping that in IIS the website worked properly.
It was a very strange situation. It should of just worked on the main IP. But it didn't. shrug.
I am working on a website LOCALLY running Win7 and IIS7. I want the website to respond to ANY subdomain request like "*.mysite.com".
How do I configure the IIS bindings and host file to allow for this? I can't seem to locate any good tutorials on this.
Thank you for your time.
If you don't enter host headers and your domain's dns records are set to point all subdomains to the website's IP address, the website will catch all requests.
I am not sure about your local setup, but i am running few websites on IIS7 where all subdomains go to the same site.