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I just had this exact problem… and johncalvin’s solution was the same as mine. I already had a folder on my server that had the same name as the permalink folder name.

All fixed now!

Sweet! That did it! Thanks!
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Confirmed… I am using v1.9.8.3 on WP 2.9.2.

Okay, that makes sense… although – I’m not seeing a new option box to define it.

https://www.andysapp.com/images/wp_admin_panel.png

Here is an example:
https://www.andysapp.com/images/wptouch_icons.jpg

After zero luck searching on here… and zero luck in this thread… I submitted a ticket with my hosting company explaining the problem. They said I’m the second case of this they’ve seen, and the escalated the ticket to the development level.

Everything is working fine now… but I’m totally unsure why. I am waiting to hear back from them on what was done to alleviate the issue.

I will post up when I hear something.

I just tried replacing the wp-admin and wp-includes directories with fresh files from a new download of 2.5… still the same errors.

Part of me wants to scrap this install and re-install fresh… but if I’m getting permission issues like this (from what seems out-of-nowhere), I forsee them happening to a fresh install as well.

I really want to figure out WHY this is happening, instead of masking the issue with a temporary fix.

I decided to try and change my permalinks structure… and then change it right back to the default setting (I’m really out of options to try at this point), and it took the whole blog down with a 500 Internal Server Error. I switched it back, and still got the error until I deleted the .htaccess file.

Now the blog is back up, but I still cannot make or edit posts.

No. I have hit a brick wall. I have found many posts with similar issues… but always with no response, left unresolved.

I have tried just about every suggestion I can find… but nothing solves the problem. All of my permissions chmod’d correctly, I tried the mod_security fix via .htaccess, tried disabling all plugins, tried logging in as another accound with admin privileges, tried Safari vs. Firefox, tried it standing up… tried it sitting down – it doesn’t seem to matter.

The thing that baffles me the most – I didn’t change anything to prompt this. It went from fully-functional, to 403 Forbidden with a single blog post.

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That did not work for me either. I am still able to access my admin panel after uploading that .htaccess file.

I did not have an .htaccess file on the root, or in the wp-admin/ directory. I’m very confused how my blog worked fine one morning… and then I’m basically locked out of performing any actions (posting, editing, uploading, etc) after lunch.

I need to get this resolved ASAP… and I’m not having much luck.

I am getting the same errors. Worked fine for over a week… then I can’t post, edit posts, or insert images into posts. At first I thought it was an image uploader issue, until I realized it was doing the same thing across the board for me.

This is so frustrating.

I have the blog up and running now… but I still can’t figure out how to remove those numbers. Is there some piece of code I can search for? Something that would call for the number of posts in the category?

https://www.andysapp.com/

I’m getting a similar error that reads:
“You don’t have permission to access /wp-admin/media-upload.php on this server.”

I can upload images fine, and see them in the media dialog… but when I click “Insert into Post”… I get hit with that error ^^.

I uploaded 8 images earlier this morning… but have not changed anything. I don’t understand why it would turn belly-up and not work.

Yeah… that’s where the ftp screenshot is from.

I didn’t want to run the old version – but the newer one wouldn’t install on my box for some reason. I don’t even remember what the specific problem was… but the only “fix” I found in my research was to install 2.0.11.