no permission to access page after trying to change the main site

  • Resolved timschneider

    (@timschneider)


    5 months, 2 weeks ago

    hello everyone.
    I tried to change the shown site of the Domain: mentale-fitness.eu
    So I had a site with the name mentale-fitness.eu/LP and in the settings options I changed that.

    now when I loggin through : https://mentale-fitness.eu/LP/wp-admin/ its says : site not found and shows a very weird website (you should see the same when you visit the site)

    If I visit the normal loginsite: https://mentale-fitness.eu/wp-admin/ I just get a screen with the message “You do not have permission to access this page. Please log in and try again.”

    I am kinda helpless on how to change the settings back to normal as I cannot access it.

    Any ideas?
    Best
    tim

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  • It seems that changing the site settings caused the login issue. You can try using a basic login URL like mentale-fitness.eu or contact your service provider or system administrator for support.

    Thread Starter timschneider

    (@timschneider)

    @dorineadelheid49785 thank you for your response!
    We have figured it out know.
    It was possible to change back the homepage url in the domain database. So not in WordPress.

    thank you and have an amazing day!

    Hey, Try accessing your WordPress database via phpMyAdmin, and correct the siteurl and home values in the wp_options table to https://mentale-fitness.eu. Alternatively, edit the wp-config.php file to set WP_HOME and WP_SITEURL to https://mentale-fitness.eu. Like we did for https://chickfila-menu.us/

    I hope you got answer from my previous comment. Here’s another way, like there may have been a misconfiguration in the WordPress settings or the domain redirection. One option is to access your WordPress database via a tool like phpMyAdmin and manually update the ‘siteurl’ and ‘home’ values in the wp_options table to the correct URLs. Alternatively, you can access the wp-config.php file via FTP and define these URLs directly by adding the lines:

    define(‘WP_HOME’,’https://mentale-fitness.eu’);
    define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’https://mentale-fitness.eu’);
    These changes should restore access. Remember to back up your database and files before making any modifications. These same we did for https://hobbylobbyhours.us/

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