Forgot to ask. Any problems with fastcgi 5.4 php and bps. I run fastcgi php.
I have reinstalled WP, got rid of fly-fishing-colorado.com/elearning. Corrrected the account root htaccess for that change.
I have rested headers at two US checkers which yield a 500 and on UK checker which shows a 301 from www to non www and then a 200 response.
On one of the us checkers there was a spider tool which picked up my home page fine.
Plugin Author
AITpro
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Scanners are great for finding most obvious hacker files and code, but hidden hacker files usually are not detectable by any scanners. That is completely intentional of course to defeat any scanners. There is another possibility which I have seen before and that is damage somewhere as a result of the hacker files/code or hacker file/code removal. I assume you do not have a good backup of the site files and database since a restore would have been the first thing you would have tried. Maybe it would be smarter just to do something like this: http://forum.ait-pro.com/forums/topic/wordpress-hacked-wordpress-hack-cleanup-wordpress-hack-repair/ assuming that this site is actually currently still hacked/has hacker files and code somewhere.
Could this be causing a problem with the success/elearning somehow?
No
[Login Form – POST Request Logged: 02/20/2015 – 10:29 pm]
Nope the date is 2-20-2015
Any problems with fastcgi 5.4 php and bps. I run fastcgi php.
Nope none
Check your php error log and server log for any clues.
Maybe do a complete backup of the site and reinstall everything brand new.
Plugin Author
AITpro
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Hmm there was an old issue with fastcgi in general causing intermittent 500 errors, but I believe most hosts have figured out/have implemented this solution: http://www.ait-pro.com/aitpro-blog/4349/misc-projects/wordpress-tips-tricks-fixes/php5-3-x-php5-4-x-user-ini-file-does-not-work-known-php5-3-x-user-ini-fastcgi-wordpress-zend-issue/
I doubt this is the problem because whatever is going on is only happening on one of your sites and not all of them.
Plugin Author
AITpro
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When I check headers for your site’s index.php file i get a 200.
HTTP Status Code: 200 OK
Headers: Array
(
[date] => Thu, 09 Apr 2015 15:09:04 GMT
[server] => Apache
[x-pingback] => http://successfulflyfishing.com/elearning/xmlrpc.php
[link] => ; rel=shortlink
[vary] => Accept-Encoding
[content-encoding] => gzip
[content-length] => 6496
[connection] => close
[content-type] => text/html; charset=UTF-8
)
I found the problem. A small config error. Did not dot the is and cross the Ts
You were right about the X factor being involved.
Thanks for the help.
Plugin Author
AITpro
(@aitpro)
Yep, no problem. It is always the simple stuff that gets you. Usually after backtracking several times I find the simple things that I tend to overlook instead of the rocket science stuff that I am focusing on. 😉
Like you said. The simple things. I got all my wps returning 200 except the elearning which had a 301 to the 200 code. After checking my general settings, I had forgotten to put the www in the uris. The simple things.
Now they are all 200 straight up.
The scanner cleared the pages most suspect of being hacked.
Go ahead and close this out after you read this post.
