Troy Dunn

Rackspace checked the error logs and found that we had reached the PHP memory limit. We increased the limit and the site is working fine now. Thank you for your help

The developer issued a new version (1.1.1) and the install now works. Testing…

It seems that the code that was available online stopped working. I had this in place on a website and discovered today that it had stopped.

Gravity Forms Support indicated that this website (Gravity Wiz) had a working add-on.

I purchased a license but I get an error when I try to install auto login. I have a ticket into that developer now.

I will follow up once I have this working.

OK. Fixed it. GoDaddy discovered that the “PHP 5 Handler” was set to “suphp” when it should have been set to “cgi”.

I have no idea what that means but it fixed the site.

I think so… The file is called “error_log”.

13. Checked error log. My error log has no updates since 7/20/13 and only indicated that there was an issue with the WP Realtime Sitemap plugin. That plugin is deactivated, with the rest of um.

Thank you for the suggestion Esmi. I am on hold to talk with my hosting company while I continue to look for a solution to a problem not related to multisite.

11. I set define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);
12. define(‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true); (No debug.log was created in the /wp-content/ folder)

I have also now:

10. Created an php.ini file and set the memory to 64 megs.

I’m running out of possible solutions…

I have also now:

5. Deleted the .htaccess file.
6. Manually updated the db_version to “24448” (it was 22442)
7. Flushed local DNS
8. Cleared local cache
9. Using phpMyAdmin, set the template to twentythirteen.

Since the updated and following 500 server error, I have tried to:

1. Downgrade the files to 3.5
2. Renaming the plugins folder to something else.
3. Read through the known 3.6 issues.
4. Re-updated the site files to 3.6

I have also run the automatic updated on several other multisite installations and they updated fine. I repeat – this is not a multisite issue and has improperly marked as such.

I have received several emails from clients complaining that their sites are down.

Again, I could use some real help.

This is not a multisite issue.

Looks like maybe it’s working now? When I click on the link I get a login page and not a 404. You may have fixed it and just need to clear your cookies and cache.

RESOLVED!!!

This morning I started from scratch, trying everything I did yesterday. At one pointed I deleted the login.php file, downloaded a clean copy of WordPress and uploaded just this file. Fixed!

@ahiddleston – Thanks for the post. I have already tried updating the wp-admin/upgrade.php file. The first attempt said that it was already up-to-date, so I lowered the db_version using PhpMyAdmin to “22441”.

Once I reloaded the wp-admin/upgrade.php page, it offered to update the db. I ran the update and tested again. I still get redirected to a 404 page. I confirmed the db_version was updated to “22442”.

Have you checked the meta tag settings on the Yoast SEO plugin:
https://yoast.com/articles/wordpress-seo/#wpseo-plugin-titles

Also are you running the most current version of Yoast?