wildmagic

Here is my solution: (1) open “options”->”permulink”; (2) set the option back, but don’t save it, just leave the brwoser open; (3) as the .htaccess has been created inside the server, and http service is crashed already, but you can still use file management functionality provided by the space host to delete that file (4) turn back to the browser and save it, done.

ps. if your space host doesn’t support file management, you can upload a phpmyadmin by your own and operate on it.

thank yanzhg for your kind reminder.

problem solved.

is there any manual way to switch permalink option back? i’m in an emergency, can anybody help me?

but i cannot switch it back to default, because wp will create .htaccess when i open the permalink page, at that time, the server already crashed and stopped responding to my request.

thank you, but the switching back thing does cause crash because the host provider does not permit .htaccess.

i mean, is there any way to switch the permalink option back through modifying the database content?