Cambio de dominio, uno caducado y eliminado, por uno nuevo

[Carlos.G.M]

Hola hace 15 días me caducó el dominio que tenía en este hosting y cambie el dominio por uno nuevo.
Cambie los DNS en el dominio nuevo y los asocia con el mismo hosting y borre el dominio viejo.
Más ahora me encuentro, que aunque parece que está todo bien enlazado y apunta a los DNS al nuevo dominio.
No puedo acceder a la página web me da un error 404 que no existe el sitio web, cuando en el hosting pone que está todo bien.
Y no puedo acceder a WordPress porque dice que no existe mi cuenta, y ahí tenía toda mi academia con el nombre del dominio viejo.

Por favor alguien me puede ayudar y decirme como puedo acceder al control en WordPress de mi dominio nuevo y recuperar el control de mi web?

[JxstErg1]

Hi and welcome to the forum! Please note that this is an English-speaking forum and so you must speak in English or at least provide an accurate translation of what you wrote. Since you didn’t do any of those I already translated it for you:

@Carlos.G.M

Hello, 15 days ago the domain that I had in this hosting expired and I changed the domain for a new one.
I changed the DNS in the new domain, associated them with the same hosting and deleted the old domain.
But now I find that although it seems that everything is well linked and points to the DNS to the new domain.
I can not access the website, it gives me a 404 error that the website does not exist, when the hosting says that everything is fine.
And I can not access WordPress because it says that my account does not exist, and there I had all my academy with the old domain name.

Please can someone help me and tell me how I can access the WordPress control of my new domain and regain control of my website?

You might need to move your WordPress website to the new domain’s htdocs folder if you added it on the same hosting account of the expired one by following this guide:

How to move a website to a different directory

Every website is linked to a certain htdocs directory on your account. But sometimes you need to move a website from one htdocs directory to another. This may be necessary if: You are moving to a different domain name (e.g. a free subdomain to a custom domain). You have recreated your domain name and it was assigned to a different directory. Fortunately, there is no need to rebuild your website from scratch. It’s not difficult to move your website from one directory to another. How to move a…

And then follow this guide to change your website URL to the new one:

Migrating WordPress – Advanced Administration Handbook | Developer.WordPress.org

[Carlos.G.M]

Gracias por tu respuesta, Pero no puedo acceder al directorio htdocs de mi antiguo dominio ya que lo he borrado del servidor.
¿Cómo puedo recuperar ese directorio htdocs para sustituirlo en en el dominio nuevo?

[JavesPotato]

Translation:

Thanks for your reply. But I can’t access the htdocs directory on my old domain because I deleted it from the server. How can I recover that htdocs directory to replace it on the new domain?

It is impossible at this point. Infinityfree does not create any file backups for any website.
If you have any backup stored in the computer, then you can upload it to the server through FTP.

[JxstErg1]

Second warning: please speak in English or at least provide an accurate translation of your content!

@Carlos.G.M

Thanks for your answer, but I can’t access the htdocs directory of my old domain because I deleted it from the server.
How can I recover that htdocs directory to replace it in the new domain?

As you described it, you still have the time to reactivate your old account unless it’s scheduled for deletion, then back it up with this guide:

How to backup your website

Good website administration requires making backups of your account regularly and storing them somewhere safe yourself. You also need to download backups in order to migrate website to other hosting accounts. InfinityFree does not create or store any backups of free hosting accounts. It’s your responsibility to regularly create backups, and to store them somewhere safely. Backup your website files The best way to backup your website files is by downloading them using a desktop FTP client. Op…

Then restore the backup you made on the new hosting account by following this guide:

How to migrate your website to InfinityFree

If your website doesn’t use MySQL databases, moving your site is very easy. Simply upload all your files to the ‘htdocs’ folder on your hosting account with FTP or a file manager. If you have a PHP based website, check if it has any configuration files where a domain name or file path needs to be set. Update these values as required. If your website is using MySQL databases, you need to move the database contents as well and update the configuration of your website to use the database: Backup…

And then follow the guide to change your website URL I sent on the post above.

If your old hosting account already got deleted, I’m sorry to say your website is lost if you don’t have any backup, as @JavesPotato already said above me.

[Admin]

Deleting a domain from your account does not delete the corresponding files. And moving the files only requires FTP access, it doesn’t require a domain name to be linked to the specific directory.

So you can just move your website files from the old domain’s directory to the new domain’s directory.