• My website was managed and hosted on a different service provider initially. Due to to some service issues I moved my website to another host. But I got an auto email from my previous provider that they have updated my website
    to a new version of wordpress (4.9.2) and its really got updated.
    Do my previous provider still have access to my website ? I do not want these auto upgrades and from previous hosting provider. Please suggest.

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  • Moderator t-p

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    Do my previous provider still have access to my website ? I do not want these auto upgrades and from previous hosting provider. Please suggest.

    Contact your current hosting provider and discuss with them.

    If you’ve moved your site to a new host and haven’t shut down the old hosting account yet, you basically have 2 versions of your site runninb, but only the new one is showing to the public. That means that they can both be updated, so what you’re seeing is correct.

    To stop this problem is very simple. Make sure that your new version of the site is running correctly and you don’t have anything on the old site that you need any longer, and simply cancel the old hosting account.

    Thread Starter nitishc

    (@nitishc)

    Hi Catacaustic,

    Thank you for giving information.
    So do you mean to say that if the old website wordpress get updated then it will also apply on new website version ?

    No, not at all. They are two completely different systems that do not interact with each other in any way. The new site may update if automatic updates are enabled, but this has nothing to do with the old site.

    Thread Starter nitishc

    (@nitishc)

    ok.

    So it means that new site and old site both were auto updated at the same time but they have nothing to do with each other.

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