• Hi there!

    Here is my story:

    I have purchased a hosting plan with GoDaddy last year and hosted a website on that account (passion8mag.org). Now, I want to host a second domain on the account. I had previously purchased (victoriastacey.net) on GoDaddy and wanted to host it under the deluxe hosting account.

    I’ve made a subdirectory (passion8mag.org/vickiistace) and had the victoristacey.net hosted there via the GoDaddy control panel. No problems there!

    However, I have tried to install wordpress several times. Both manually and through the GoDaddy automatic installation. Everytime I do this and change my permalinks I get the 500 (Internal Server Error).

    From what I have read this is an issue with the .htaccess file. Unfortunately I cannot find the file in my file manager or my FTP site, even after forcing it to show hidden files.

    I have started from stratch and included a blank .htaccess file in the root of passion8mag.org/vickiistace in hopes that when I change the permalinks it would see that the file already existed, however I still get the 500 (Internal Server) error.

    If I do not change the permalinks, nothing goes wrong. Ideally (for SEO purposes and to make them look nicer) I want the permalinks to have the post name in them, but everytime I try to do this, I get the error and have to re-install from stratch.

    Any thoughts on where the .htaccess file really might be hidden? Or do I have to call godaddy to help them sort me out? Anyways around that would be helpful since I don’t have all day to sit on the phone with them!

    Thanks ??

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