That is because your website is on the IP address 185.27.134.34.
That IP (along with others) is having stability issues for the last couple of days.
Read the article below for more information on the issue:
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Fantastic and what should I do?
Still like this… And still no access to wpadmin …
Any idea?
Taking the risk in advanced options it opened this time, there’ s anything, l made 2 static pages… Wp site… Does anyone know how is to set with static pages?? (that is what I did on the homepage customized. settings… But anything look published…)
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Regarding the server stability: see the announcement for ideas on what you can do.
For the wp-admin issue, I’m not sure. I’m quite sure that this issue is not being caused by the ZeroSSL certificate itself or the way it’s installed on your site. The certificate itself seems to be setup correctly.
But I also don’t quite understand yet what the actual problem is. What do you see when you try to access the admin area? Where do you get stuck?
I took a quick look at your site and I see you have multiple security plugins installed. Security plugins can provide additional protections for the WordPress admin area, such as changing the URL or implementing login restrictions. Those features can help protect your site, but if configured incorrectly, you can lock yourself out.
We can probably help you figure this out, but to do so, it would help a lot if you could describe the issue in detail instead of pointing at ZeroSSL as being the issue.
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OK, was happening what I wrote: not found and checking details was noticed the certificate, self signed and not good server transmission, you explained about the I’d …
Now it say 1tine looking x the website: cannot complete request, 2: 502 bad gateway, 3 it uploaded, (header, background, + article not found)
I could enter in wp admin, there are no more pages, posts…
I tryed to use malcure but uninstalled quite quickly and deleted the account,; after defender and set a couple of things suggested , not yet the header musk x dds… Then I wanted to clear cache ( hopefully the unuseful old pages copies uploaded from external source that I coyld’ t find in at archive, database… and I used sweep but just x bin so I uninstalled and used optimizer, that suggests all in one wp migration x backup before using it. I cleared a little pages caches anyway and didn’t affect the pages, but I couldn’t make the backupcopy, it stopped, the second time stopped in the second stage…
Is desperatung all this… I downloaded from export tool a copy of all contentbefore this mess but I know it will be probably just a couple of texts and header/ footer…
Is more than 1 months work, third time I do it. Help.
For starters, I recommend against using backup plugins. At least on our hosting, they tend to break more often than not, and generate high server load which may result in your account getting suspended. If you want to backup your site, we recommend to just backup the files and databases by hand instead: How to backup your website
I also did some debugging on your site to figure out this issue. It did take me some time to spot the issue, but at a few places, it said “There has been a critical error”. This usually means a PHP code crash. Enabling WP_DEBUG showed the issue was in the WordPress core, not a theme or plugin. And I saw some notice saying a WordPress update failed.
So I think either you or the WordPress auto updater tried to update your site to WordPress 6.1, which resulted in your site getting corrupted: How to safely update to WordPress 6.1 (and fix your site if you didn't)
Fortunately, you can probably fix it without losing any data by following this guide:
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Mah…
And where should I install it?
All new ? Account, database…?And then upload a backup?
Actually reading about the heath state of the site was suggested to update the plugins, theme, and wp version and I set autoupdate it’ s true, working with everything less wp version…
But the critical errors began after backup and malware scanning of defender not successful too…
In the meanwhile the SSL was trying to set
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Ignore it for now
If you are using WordPress, perhaps you should read this first
Not advisable to use backup plugin on free hosting
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On top of your existing website. So that’s the htdocs folder.
No. Please read the article I linked to. It tells you what you should do, and it doesn’t say to do any of those things.
Don’t create a new account, a new database or restore any backups. You can create a backup if you want just to be sure, but if you follow the guide I linked to correctly, you won’t need it.
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Right, sorry, I read before the wp guideline lin.
Still questions anyway: where should I find the WordPress code and is reffered to my website nature-balance.great-site.net or to the fresh WordPress downloaded file, and when I find it what should I do? Just click “overwrite” in the windows should open asking “what you want do with it?”
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Please carefully read my post and the article.
Original source code is on wordpress.org, your website code is in the htdocs folder, and you need to overwrite everything (if you’re not overwriting files, you’re not uploading the right files to the right location).
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I looked the articles, and l looked x the code in httdoc, I couldn’t find it, what’s the name, sorry? And still do l need the source code or my website code ?
Do you mean this?
If so, read this article
Answer is actually here
You need to write more clearly. I really had a hard time trying to understand you
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If you looked inside the code, it means you did not follow the guide.
Once again: this is what you need to do:
I don’t know what else I can tell you. None of the things you’re saying make sense in the context of that guide, so the only thing I can conclude is that you’re not following the guide.
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Ok ARTICLE: title:
“Upload the WordPress code TO your website”
text:
“After finding the WordPress code OF your website, you need to find the…”
THESE ARE THE CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS OF THE ARTICLES… !! NOTE that THE TITLE says UPLOAD THE WORDPRESS CODE (1° code) TO YOUR WEBSITE… And the article says : after finding THE WORDPRESS CODE OF YOUR WEBSITE (!!! 2° code???
And what is not clear in this question?
"where should I find the WordPress code and is reffered to my website [nature-balance.great-site.net] or to the fresh WordPress downloaded file, and when I find it what should I do?
Just click “overwrite” in the windows should open asking “what you want do with it?”
This is practically literally a phrase of the article…
And here? I wrote:
“and l looked x the code in httdoc, I couldn’t find it, what’s the name, sorry?”
You wrote:
“If you looked inside the code, it means you did not follow the guide.”
I looked inside the code??? Where l wrote this???
I looked inside httdoc, between tens of files and folders and l have not seen a website code file, OK???
Are you playing or what??
I spent more than 1 months trying to fix issues not created by me… Reading staff , articles… I have not all this time to fix your issues!! If an update break a web write to be carefull instead of pushing people to update, if there’ s something not clear in the articles l ask, cause they are not clear if you consider the thousand options making lot of details different in each case…
“The WordPress code of your website” = the WordPress installation files that should be located in the htdocs directory of your website.
Go to that folder (htdocs, as described in the article), and while having opened (either in file explorer or Filezilla/FTP client’s explorer) the wordpress directory you downloaded from wordpress.org, drag the contents of that (wordpress) folder to the htdocs folder of your site. When asked to overwrite, select yes.
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Well @nature5, it will easier if you just quote where you are stuck. We are simply here to help you.
For example, instead of
If you do this
and just explain where you are stuck. It will also be easier to help you
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I have no idea what I can tell you that will make it clear to you.
Download zip, extract zip, upload contents of zip to htdocs folder. That’s it. It’s really simple.
Based on this answer, I’m beginning to suspect that there is one very important bit of terminology we may be misaligned on.
Every file with a PHP, HTML, CSS or JS extension is a “code file”.
When we say “code”, we mean “programming code”. Programming code provides computer instructions that are executed by the server, which provide the functionality of your website. Programming code is stored as text data in files, which is written in a programming languages (like PHP).
Everything in the WordPress zip file is “code” and most files on your hosting accounts are “code” as well. Those tens of files and folders you looked through? They are all website code.
It’s not like an “access code” or license key or a single piece of data found somewhere in your website.
Does this bit of information help you make sense of the article?
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OK thanks everyone assisting here, first,… I wouldn’t anyone loose time and finish nervous… I know the base of informatic programs and files are code looking visual different things,
and I’ ve seen are all files encoded…
This is the answer to my question :“The WordPress code of your website” = the WordPress installation files that should be located in the htdocs directory of your website."
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It’s misleading the article, looks you have to find a specific code… It’ s all codes… Why they should underline that you need the code website… Well… I was not understanding…
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So the article means just to overwrite the fresh wpzip unzipped on httdoc… Wow…
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My assumption was that it’s clear that “website code” and “website files” are the same thing. Apparently, that’s not clear enough.
It’s an unfortunate pitfall if you’re writing an article as an expert. It’s sometimes hard to imagine what people earlier in the learning process know already and don’t yet know.
I’ve rewritten the article a bit so it doesn’t use the word “code” anymore, in case anyone else shares your confusion.
Yep! It’s really that simple!
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