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Import process fails due to Invalid XML on read

aeromilitaria@gmail.com — Sun, 16 Dec 2018 20:35:59 +0000

Tried to import a relatively “large” Hostmonster-hosted blog (nearly 1,000 posts) into a free WordPress account and the process failed with the following error message:

Invalid XML on read in WXR_Large_File_Parser::_construct() for file:///nfs/f1a/155767854/files/2018/12/gacetaaeronautica.wordpress.2018-12-16.xml-2.txt (size: 25487838)

Repeated the process with a smaller blog (80+ entries) and it ended completely and succesfully.

Just wonder if the original error stems from a capacity limitation in the free WP account or an error crept into the XML export file.

Can anyone help? We’re exploring ways to move out of HostMonster into a paid hosting solution by WordPress.

Thanks in advance,

Carlos

My Calendar issue on HostMonster

oursafetynet — Wed, 14 Nov 2018 23:24:51 +0000

Greetings,
I am relatively new to WordPress. I installed WordPress on my HostMonster account without any issues a few days ago. I uploaded the latest My Calendar plugin (3.1.1) without any issues. When I attempted to activate it through the WordPress administration console I received the following error:

Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_FUNCTION in /hostacct/public_html/wpsite/wp-content/plugins/my-calendar/my-calendar-styles.php on line 474

I logged into the HostMonster console (my hosting company) and saw that I could also control plugin activation from there. I clicked activate on the My Calendar plugin and it said that it activated. When I attempted to log in to the WordPress console I received an Error 500 response. I contacted HostMonster support. They tried a number of things on their end:

-Changed PHP versions (5.4, 5.6, 6.x)
-Disabled all plug-ins, re-enable plug-ins
–My Calendar appears to be the only one having issues
-Checked for WordPress updates (already running latest 4.9.8)
-Checked other customers of their sites
–They appear to have same issue (HostMonster/Blue Host)

Support suggested I contact the plugin developer with this information for further assistance.

Any assistance that anyone is willing to provide would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Yoast SEO plugin showing wrong favicon

astephens — Tue, 08 May 2018 19:24:00 +0000

I have recently transferred a completed site that I’d been working on from hostmonster (as a subdomain) to a domain we owned at godaddy. Transfer was successful and site seems to be working fine. www.gracecenterhouston.com
I am now working on SEO because google search is not picking up the site in searches yet.
I added Yoast SEO plugin and started to configure it but noticed hostmonster favicon appears in the tab when i begin the configuration of the Yoast plugin (screenshot https://prnt.sc/jfengj ) and it is not in any other tab when I’m logged in and working on my WP site.
I contacted Hostmonster who said on their end the site is still pointing to the subdomain and goddaddy needed to update their nameserver to point to theirs.
So then i contacted godaddy who said their nameservers are correctly pointing to their own servers and they could only suggest i contact Yoast SEO developer support to try to determine why. I am not sure where to go from here because i don’t want to configure Yoast while there may be a question about the nameservers because it could have bearing on the SEO that I’m trying to improve.
I can uninstall Yoast plugin and start over if i knew what i should do next?
Any thoughts?
This is the link but not sure you can view it since its a logged in one but screenshot shows the issue. https://gracecenterhouston.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wpseo_configurator

screenshot link: https://prnt.sc/jfengj

Thank you…

No SSL Detected / WP Encrypt Certificate is There

Mike Hickcox — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 01:06:00 +0000

I’ve installed a certificate with WP Encrypt. It provides the certificate and key locations. But Really Simple SSL says “No SSL Detected.”

Qualys SSL Labs says:
Try these other domain names (extracted from the certificates):
hostmonster.com
*.hostmonster.com

I don’t have certificates through Hostmonster. Does this mean Hostmonster is blocking me from having a certificate from WP Encrypt?

Server not found error

scottpfletcher — Tue, 26 Jul 2016 13:18:17 +0000

www.hartfordhistory.org now produces a SNF error and I cannot login to the dashboard.

I did not set this site up but it seems to be a WordPress-hosted site.

The domain registration looks current. We have not made any recent changes to the theme or plug-ins.

Thanks for any input.

HostMonster Account File Limits

Bryce Steiner — Tue, 22 Dec 2015 15:17:35 +0000

Hello,

I have an account with host monster for hosting my website (westbendnews.net) and they say that the unlimited file plan has a usage limit. I understand that so I went through and deleted the last two years of emails. I then went through and deleted all my non-wordpress picture albums, folders, caches, etc. I found other folders and files that were under the hidden .cpanel folder.
They claimed that I have over 200,000 files and over 9740 directories. What’s funny is it’s now been a week and the counts haven’t changed. The help on chat is practically useless. I’ve asked, “Where are these files and folders at because I can’t find them anywhere?” They said they cannot give out that information because only there tools would show that.
I’m I given the run around?
I can’t find more than a few hundred directories at the most.
In the root/wp-content/cache/all/autonews/TAG directory, I find there are a lot of directories but not near that many. Can I deleted everything, including subfolders, in that cache folder?
I still don’t think I’m using near the space they claim.

Is There a way to see file/folder counts in each directory/subdirectory? I’ve tried using FileZilla and clicking the directories, but I don’t see what I’m looking for.

Anyway, I’m frustrated because The wordpress is nearly pristine in my directory and all the tech could say is he can upgrade me to the 300,000 usage limit on the unlimited plan that I have.

Fatal error: Call to undefined method wpdb::esc_like()

ianbauer2 — Wed, 12 Nov 2014 01:00:35 +0000

I’m moving my site from a local host to Hostmonster. I’ve been having troubles with that, but that’s another issue. What I’ve decided to do is just set up a new WP installation on Hostmonster and do an export/import.

The problem is, I can’t log into the site on my local host. I think since updating it to 4.0. I know the admin/password is correct. Here’s the error I get:

Fatal error: Call to undefined method wpdb::esc_like() in C:\Xammp\htdocs\wp\wp-includes\canonical.php on line 527

I checked the canonical.php file, line 527526- and it says:

if ( get_query_var(‘name’) ) {
$where = $wpdb->prepare(“post_name LIKE %s”, $wpdb->esc_like( get_query_var(‘name’) ) . ‘%’);

So I’ve tried:

-Turning off the theme and plugins.
-Creating a new user.
-Replacing the wp-includes and wp-admin folders.

I know it has something to do with the WordPress update and how it works with “esc_like”

I’ve read this but have no idea what any of it means.

All I need to do is log in and get an export file. Is there a way of doing that without logging in? Can anyone help me out with this?

Customizr

tageorge75 — Thu, 16 Jan 2014 05:43:55 +0000

Wednesday Jan 15 HOSTMONSTER phased out PHP version 5.2 and forced an upgrade to 5.4

Site: www.tina-george.com
Issue: (as a non registrant) homepage improperly loads (no slider / no feature image / no left nav/no header / no logo) seems to default to MOBILE version and not DESKTOP version
**no issues to report when logged in as ADMIN**
Theme: Customizr

Second installation on Hostmonster – ". . . something already exists"

junglejamjohn — Wed, 15 Jan 2014 01:42:15 +0000

I want to create a second WordPress website. The first was installed on HostMonster and created by someone else. Now I want to install and create the new blog. I want to use HostMonster for now for simplicity’s sake.

The main domain on Hostmonster is caribeshuttle.com

I registered a new domain, GoBananasCostaRica.com, and I made it an Addon as follows:

Addon Directory: public_html/gobananascostarica
Addon Parent: The domain gobananascostarica.com is aliased to gobananascostarica.caribeshuttle.com
I then used the WordPress installer in HostMonster (aka One Click, aka Mojo Marketpace (used to be Simple Scripts)). It asked me to select the domain I want to install wordpress to, and then I hit the button to Check Domain.

It came back with this statement that followed a check box:

“OOPS! Looks like something already exists there! I understand that continuing will overwrite the files.”

What could already exist there?
If I check the box it takes me to a page where a bunch of fields are filled in like site name, email, pass/user, and a box to check if I want Hostmonster to automatically create a database.

And then the button to INSTALL.

I am afraid to hit that button because I am afraid of losing the files in my main blog, caribeshuttle.com. I am more afraid because of the statement, “OOPS! Looks like something already exists there! I understand that continuing will overwrite the files.”

Am I safe to click install?

Help! Changed Temporary URL and cannot access my site.

SailStarlight — Thu, 18 Apr 2013 13:16:48 +0000

Help! I’ve lost my whole website.

Working on-line through the Hostmonster access, I spent many hours building a small company website. I did so under the temporary URL https://66.147.240.157/~sailstar/starlight/.

After transferring my permanent url: https://www.sailstarlight.com to Hostmonster, I mistakenly changed my temporary url to my standard URL (obviously not the way to move your site to your Hostmonster URL.

Can someone please tell me how to regain access to my site and fix this??

Thanks