A few problems

  • I have had WordPress for years and I love, unfortunately I noticed a few problems with one of my blogs today. It originated when I tried to access a comment via email at https://www.blogsire.com/myblog/ads/platform-beds-at-bedinaboxcom/#comments but all I got was a 500 Internal Server Error. I went into admin to make sure the post was there ant it is so I am not sure why the error occurs.

    I then went to the site to retrieve the error log and I noticed a whole heap of the following error.

    [21-May-2008 15:46:20] WordPress database error Unknown column ‘anon_rating_count’ in ‘field list’ for query select comment_score, rating_count, anon_rating_count, anon_raw_score from sz_comment where comment_id = ‘32128’ and posting_id = ‘575’ and blog_id = ‘0’; made by yk_get_row

    This is repeated over and over. The other thing I noticed in the directory was a whole heap of core.3432 files (the nubers being different if course)

    I was wondering how to resolve this and why those core files appear.

    Thanks for your help. BTW I am running the latest WP

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  • anon_rating_count and anon_raw_score look to be fields in the sz_comment table, and that table sounds like something from a plugin. Can you deactive your plugins and enable them one by one to ascertain the culprit.

    Also might want to repair/check all your database tables.

    And you do have backups?

    Thread Starter sire

    (@sire)

    I did check the database via phpmyadmin and it reckons all ok? I will deactivate plugins that are comment related to see what happens

    Thread Starter sire

    (@sire)

    I fixed the problem with the post not appearing by deleting the last comment. I would still like to know why all those core.number files keep appearing in my blog directory. Since deleting them all this morning, another 18 have popped up all roughly 18MB each in size???

    If you are running in PHPsuexec mode, your files cannot have permissions (CHMOD) of 777; they must be 755. These are dump files. Happened to me awhile back with a webhost I was using at the time.

    HTH

    Thread Starter sire

    (@sire)

    Which files need to be 755 and what is PHPsuexec mode? Sorry but I am not all that crash hot with the tech stuff.

    If you are running under PHPsuexe (ask your web host), ALL files must be 755 as opposed to 777. And sorry, if you have a domain and a web site, you need to be crash hot with what it does and what it’s running on. Just like you’d know the make, model and year of the car you drive.

    https://secure.hostdiscovery.net/kbarticle18-21.php

    Thread Starter sire

    (@sire)

    I had a look and they are running Apache

    Still sounds like it might be a web hosting issue. Try putting in a trouble ticket. If they are anything like my current web host, that might be all you need. (I love my web host to death, but they are in denial that there’s ever a problem. They just take the trouble ticket, my issue is magically and silently fixed, then they send an email to me later saying, “Looks fine from here. Let us know if you need anything else!” .. and dance away.)

    Good luck.

    Thread Starter sire

    (@sire)

    Will let you know, thanks for all the advice ??

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