My plugin has been approved in wordpress. But I am having trouble to upload the plugin via SVN. When I am filling out the username and passowrd and ticking on the save authentication this box is showing again and comes 4 times. Finally it shows Commit Failed! Please anyone help me how I can solve this issue.
Thanks
If your credentials aren't accepted, either you're entering them wrong (make sure you've got the correct case, as it's case-sensitive), you don't have the required permissions on the URL you're committing to, or the URL you're committing to is incorrect (again, it's case-sensitive, so make sure that you've got everything perfect).
But to get an authoritative answer, you need to ask the WordPress folks as they're running the server and granted you the access.
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I think I messed up I don't have the Cpanel access to this site and I'm using the WP File Manager to edit the function.php and I made a mistake and save it now I can't open it and it's returning as a parse error. I can't open anything it keeps showing the error. Anyone know how to fix this without Cpanel? I don't really wanna let my client know that I messed up I think I'm not gonna ask for the CPanel is it possible?
In short: No.
Own your mistake. Tell the client as soon as you can. In future, Always ask for FTP or cPanel access beforehand.
If you cause a parse error in wordpress and have no FTP or SSH access, there's nothing that can be done.
I am using
Adminer 4.1.0 in Wordpress Plugin
OS is Ubuntu
Webserver is Nginx
The day before yesterday, my adminer is working properly. But yesterday i cannot login because it's returning an error message:
Session expired, please login again.
I searched google but i couldn't find any solution. Please help. What should i check? Thank you.
I also had this problem, plus when I did login and tried to change anything it threw an Invalid CSRF token error. Got the solution from this thread;
https://sourceforge.net/p/adminer/discussion/960418/thread/17b3972a/
I edited adminer and explicitly added in the session save path for the server;
ini_set('session.save_path', '/tmp/');
This may also occur when there is no disc space available
Old question, but answering for others with same problem who end up here.
Make sure nginx has write permissions to the php session storage directory. Just had to do this on my CentOS box because a php upgrade set the session storage root:apache and changing it to root:nginx did the trick.
I'm not really sure, but I guess you get the session expired message when trying to login to your wp-admin?
Also I'm not familiar with Adminer, but you are using it as a Wordpress plugin, so you can easily deactivate it, if you have FTP access.
Go to 'wp-content/plugins/' and locate the Adminer directory. Rename it, for example add '-old' to the directory name. This will disable the plugin, and you should have access to your wp-admin again.
For a real solution, I recommend you contact the Adminer devs.
I want to disable comments site-wide on a Wordpress site, but I keep getting this one annoying problem.
I've looked around and all of the results are for older versions of Wordpress. I have a fresh install of Wordpress 4.0 onto a namecheap hosting server.
When I try to disable comments in Settings > Discussion by unchecking the box and clicking on the submit button below, I get redirected to a page that says:
You don't have permission to access /wp/wp-admin/options.php on this
server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to
use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
One suggestion from a few threads from 5-7 years ago was to modify the .htaccess and permissions. I tried, it still is returning the same error. Those suggestions were for older, less secure versions of Wordpress, so I'm thinking there should be a different workaround for 4.0. I also for some reason don't have SSH access to the server, probably because of some stupid namecheap / cpanel restriction.
I went ahead and contacted namecheap directly and they corrected it quickly - I don't think there's anything you can do. Specifically, they said:
We have whitelisted Mod Security rule which has been triggered. Please try preform necessary actions one more time.
Hope that helps.
Check your Privileges of wordpress database users.
Check also file & folder permission.
( a folder permission 755 and file permission 644 )
I have drupal 7 site hosted on bluehost.
After I changed the admin password, I got an error. I then tried to access the site, and I was able to do that, but it was very slow.
Now, I can't access the site as an administrator. It becomes even more weird: If I delete all history and cookies from the server, I can access the site; I can also login as an authenticated user.
When I try to log in as administrator, I get a white page or a "500 internal server" error. (It depends on the browser; I tried Chrome, FF and IE.) After I do that, I cannot access the site even as guest or authenticated user; only when I delete all the history and cookies, I can access the site as guest or authenticated user.
How can I fix this?
This is the error log the bluehost Representative gave me:
[15-Apr-2014 14:48:49 Europe/Helsinki] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function intel_path_filter_type_to_arg() in public_html/includes/menu.inc on line 814
Is it possiable this module has something to do with the issue? https://drupal.org/project/intel
I think I disable the google analytic api module. Maybe the problem is related to one of the Drupal SEO modules?
I am really not sure, and cannot connect my site..
Yesterday the site worked great! Restoring the site to yesterdays backup did not help - this is the weirdest thing!
Update: The problem was related to one of the two below (or both):
the error from the intel module
the session cache / cache
Now the site is working good, and the intelligence module is active. The weird thing that restoring the database did not fix the issue.
I am afraid to change the password again or disable the intel module. Do you think it can cause issues again?
Please help
Try to disable Drupal SEO module via database:
UPDATE system SET status='0' WHERE name='seotools';
Disable this module if you have it: https://drupal.org/project/intel
Regards.
All the information you need is in this link: https://drupal.org/node/1023428
Just use ./scripts/password-hash.sh newpwd from your drupal root directory to generate a new hashed password and introduce this in the database using the following query
UPDATE users SET pass
='[HASHED PASSWORD]' WHERE uid = 1;
Good luck!
I created a new content type, so it wants me to rebuild content permissions. I clicked the link to do so. It progressed through but seemed to get hung up towards the end. It stayed in the same position for 20 minutes, so hit refresh. I got the following error message:
The content access permissions have not been properly rebuilt.
What is wrong here?
UPDATE: The problem appears to be with the Nodeaccess module. When I disable it, this problem goes away. When I re-enable it, the problem returns. I'm not sure what to do about it, as that module is essential to the functionality of my site.
UPDATE 2: I installed Content Access instead of Nodeaccess, but the problem persists. Perhaps it's some underlying issue with my site?
A few people on drupal.org have posted about changing database from mysqli to mysql in settings.php
Not sure if that is the right way, but here are the pointers https://drupal.org/node/363316