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Hello, cgl102770, & welcome. These changes can become complex, that’s for sure.

Firstly, do you have your primitymedical.com pointed to christianleonard.com/primitymedical in your Bluehost control panel? If not, you could either do that, or you could actually just move the WordPress install to a folder like primitymedical.com.

If you move the install, then, to eliminate the christianleonard.com/primitymedical permalinks, you can do a search & replace on the database & eliminate references to christianleonard.com. Please back up your database, & please ensure that your user content is located appropriately, ie, in primitymedical.com, if that’s where you moved the install.

To do a database search, I personally use:
https://interconnectit.com › Products › Database Search and Replace Script in PHP
but there are a variety of plugins that you can use.

Please let us know if we may assist further.

Hello, darkhydra90, & welcome.

Firstly, could you please provide a site url?

Next, I do rather suspect a plugin or theme conflict. Could you please try temporarily switching to a default theme (they begin w/the word ‘twenty’) & seeing if the problem resolves?

3rd, does your hosting provider’s control panel have an aplet called “errors” or “error logs” where you can view your site’s errors?

4th, do you see any files called error_log or error.log in your WordPress folders or subfolders? If so, these may have entries that can guide us to what the problem might be.

Sometimes opening wp-config.php, changing wp_debug from ‘True’ to ‘False’ is also helpful. Just log into your site & copy/paste any error messages that appear. This is a security risk, however, so please change it back immediately once you’re finished.

What sort of hosting do you have, ie, shared, VPS, dedicated, etc. I suspect by your post that it’s a typical shared hosting site, but just checking.

I think that’s more than enough questions for now.

Hello, Bryan, & welcome. Actually, if you click the ‘show details’ link in the dialog where it says your site uses cookies, I think you’ll get a pretty good idea of where they’re coming from.

Cool idea, btw. If I were in the UK, I’d order my grandson some of those.

Hello, @sterndata. Perhaps I should’ve looked at the dns instead of the phone number on the down site, but the phone number, from what I was able to gather, seemed to be associated w/Automattic.

On the site it says:
“If you own this site, please call customer support at (877) 273-3049.” & this is the number given in Automattic’s contact info. So–yeah–that’s weird!

Hello, Phil, & welcome. What version of PHP are you running, if I might ask?

SELinux is a great addition to Linux, but it does require some recognition of its requirements, defaults, etc, doesn’t it? Otherwise, it can definitively cause some “gotchas”. Glad everything’s better now, luminarycrush.

If you could please just reply to the thread & mark it resolved if everything is to your satisfaction, that’d let the other forum volunteers know you no longer require assistance.

Well, it’s hard to know, you’ve got a shipload of plugins running up there for sure, & were I you, I’d do a serious site audit to see if all of them are indeed necessary. I’m particularly concerned about the Nesting Pages plugin & wonder if this could be the cause. It’d be interesting to at least temporarily deactivate it & see if the issue resolves.

Hi again, luminarycrush.

As I look at the content of your screenshot, it says:
“Downloading update from https:/’downloads.wp.xz.cn/release/wordpress-4.9.5-no-content.zip„.”
That would indicate nothing was found to download.

As I look at your warnings, I see:
“cURL version Your version of cURL, 7.29.0, is lower than the recommended minimum version of 7.38. Your site may experience connection problems with other services and ww.wp.xz.cn”

So the first thing I’d suggest is upgrading curl & let’s see where we are.