• Hi. Hopefully someone have the solution here. I tried to upgrade to 4.2.3 and it failed due to the upload size restriction from the host.

    After that, every page I try to access gives me the “No input file specified.” message. I get the message on the front end, admin, login.

    I have google around and try many different solutions. I have try manually replacing the wp files, I have tried setting my htaccess to…

    # BEGIN WordPress
    <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /
    RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
    </IfModule>
    
    # END WordPress

    but nothing make a difference. If anyone have any idea, that would be great. I am totally lost at what else I can try.

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  • If wordpress upgrade failed due to upload size, then it never got to the point of applying any changes (because the upload failed prior to this) therefore, any problems couldn’t be related to this action. Did you do anything else before or after that?

    Thread Starter fluteboi

    (@fluteboi)

    No. Nothing out of the ordinary. Just basic editing here and there. If the upgrade is not the problem, what could suddenly cause this issue?

    what could suddenly cause this issue?

    That is the question…

    perhaps a link might help understand the issue a little better

    Thread Starter fluteboi

    (@fluteboi)

    Sure. The link of the site is thehanli.com

    Thanks!!

    I can load the wp-admin fine.The front end however displays a white screen.

    Need to check the error_log – see what’s happening – most likely it is a memory related problem – hopefully the error_log identifies that?

    You may have to increase the php memory limit

    Otherwise, if that doesn’t provide any light, you can try the following to see what happens

    1. rename /wp-content/plugins to /wp-content/plugins_back

    – does the site work now? If so, it is plugin related: create a new, empty directory /wp-content/plugins and one by one, copy each folder from /wp-content/plugins_back into /wp-content/plugins, testing after each one to see which one breaks it.

    If renaming plugins didn’t fix it, try this:

    2. rename /wp-content/themes/[your-theme]/functions.php to /wp-content/themes/[your-theme]/functions.php.bak

    – does the site work? If so, there is bad code in functions.php

    Otherwise, I’m out of ideas – if it’s not in error_log, you’re in trouble…

    Thread Starter fluteboi

    (@fluteboi)

    I think it turns out to be a server issue. I removed all the file and uploaded a index.php with just a simple phpinfo in there and it still gave me the error message.

    I had to request the host reset my account back to default setting and re-install wordpress with my backup data.

    Still no idea what triggered it, but at least it is back to normal now. It seems.

    Thank you for helping out though!

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