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So I see that you’re importing it into MariaDB… what database server was it exported from? Oracle, MySQL, MSSql, all have slightly different syntaxes here and there which could be causing an issue.

Do you have the options to dump all of the data from the database via a tool such as phpMyAdmin or something of that nature? You could be experiencing some InnoDB corruption within your tables which can be tricky to fix unless you’re able to go in and manually repair things.

Also, how are you attempting to repair the database? Is it through a cPanel-like interface?

What PHP version are you using?

I loaded up your site a few times, clearing my cache in between, and 3 our of the 4 times, it loaded up instantaneously, but the last time did take roughly 10 seconds. This could indicate some issues either with your ISP or GoDaddy’s ISP.

Do you know geographically how far you are from the server your site is on?

Also, if you could provide the tracert information, we can see where along the path things are getting held up.

Depending how you installed your site, there may be a readme.html that will have the version number in it.

Try going to yourdomain.com/readme.html and see what comes up.

They're telling me it's coming from my index.php

If that’s the case, it probably has to do with some heavy traffic to your site, whether legitimate or not.

As someone who works for a web host, I would recommend making sure your files are “clean” as in the core files resembling that of a new installation, and making sure you have some sort of caching plugin setup. You never know how much that helps till you sit there and look at the load on a server while sending tons of requests to the page.