How to restore my web?

ChrisPAR · November 15, 2023, 3:14am

Hmm, you’re right.
Do you have Display Errors set to on, or WP_DEBUG set to true? If so, I’d recommend disabling them and trying again.

The following is a quote from an article that describes how to enable these settings, but I altered it to show instructions on how to disable them:

Http error 500

You can disable PHP error messages from the control panel:

Login to your control panel.

Go to Alter PHP Config.

Select the domain name you are trying to debug and click Alter PHP Directives.

Set “Display Errors” to “Off” and click the Alter PHP Directives to save.

If you refresh the page, you should hopefully not see any error messages.

If you do see an error message, this is likely caused by your script capturing error messages from PHP.

The first thing to try is to see if your software has a debug mode option, log file or other setting which can be used to get the error message.

For example, WordPress has a setting WP_DEBUG which can be used to show the actual error message. You can learn more about that option in the WordPress knowledge base: https://wordpress.org/support/article/debugging-in-wordpress/

Alternatively, the login page in http://value.infinityfreeapp.com/wp-login.php seems to work, so you could try that. Can’t know if any of the deprecation warnings will prevent any redirects and cause any further issues, though.