returnofvader

@razzbender what is your domain name and issue? I know the Bluehost guys and gals very well, I host a lot of my personal WP accounts with them. Honestly imho they are the best WP host out there for the $.

They have a lot work put into their systems to make WP run awesome, with the automatic installs, updates, and the fantastic support team there I am sure this is just a fluke.

Let me know what the issue is and I will do my best to help, even better look at their helpdesk Click Here it has a ton of WP specific help issues, if it isn’t there it is probably on the Codex Click Here. If it isn’t there then respond with the issue.

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msgliniewicz –
The .htaccess file is a configuration file that allows you to control files and folders in the current directory, and all sub-directories. The filename is a shortened name for hypertext access and is supported by most servers. I don’t believe it is an issue with your .htaccess file nor Bluehost. I looked at the helpdesk article you linked to, and it is correct. The issue at least when I checked was DNS related. I say this because looks like your domain, including the main domain and the subdomain are still directing traffic to network solutions. I figured this out with the host command. A whois and dig would be okay to use as well.

#$%:~ vader$ host bluestar.com
bluestar.com has address 205.178.189.129
bluestar.com mail is handled by 10 inbound.bluestar.com.netsolmail.net.
#$%:~ vader$ host 205.178.189.129
129.189.178.205.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer underconstruction.networksolutions.com.
#$%:~vader$ host https://www.sitetest.bluestar.com
https://www.sitetest.bluestar.com has address 205.178.189.129

What you should do, you need to change either the A record or the Name Servers to correctly point to Bluehost.

Check out this article from Bluehost to get help with that Bluehost Change Name Server in a Whiz. Thanks Vader!