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  • mazter

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    Same situation here. Please post if you have any solution/updates.

    Thanks

    mazter

    (@mazter)

    Richard, thanks for the update, I followed your tip and I changed ownership of the files as well as chmod the files but still not helping to the situation. Is there anything else that you might have forgotton to mention here?

    Thanks

    Muhtar, excellent solution, thanks a lot.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: textarea problem
    mazter

    (@mazter)

    Can you please how you resolved this issue with an example?

    Thank you

    TimoK, thanks for reply. I can’t see those modules enabled on the server. Actually, I can’t see the full list of enabled modules on phpinfo(). I think, this is issue is also effecting that. Another issue is,

    This problem is occuring under;
    http://www.sonofnights.com/haberturk/
    As soon as page is loaded, server throws Internal Server Error (500) I added another page to cover this error for now. I played with php.ini file to increase mem limit per script to 32M but no help. The weird thing is even I run those php scripts through shell directly with php index.php, I get ‘Segmentation fault’ error. When I run it in interactive mode, I get ‘*** glibc detected *** double free or corruption (!prev): 0x09b7ff28 ***’ so I’m not sure where how this issue might be resolved.

    I’m having same issue with my server. I read other threads but changing file permission to 755 did not work for me. Also playing with memory should not be an option since nothing was changed (code and configuration) on server. Weird thing is; this started happening all of sudden and absolutely nothing was changed on server as far as configuration goes. Another weird thing is; this error shows up on couple of scripts not all site. The third weird thing is that two scripts are nearly exactly the same and while one works one, the other doesn’t. When I run scripts through shell, I got this error;
    *** glibc detected *** malloc(): memory corruption: 0x0a21a3c0 ***

    Any suggestion really appreciated.

    I’m having same issue with my hosting company. I checked file permissions and they are all 755. any other suggestions?

    Total size on my server is about 4 Mb. It depends on the version and theme you’ll be using but I can assure you its not gonna be more then 5-6 mb in default.

    mazter

    (@mazter)

    You may edit Sidebar Template from Theme Editor under Presentation. Putting “<center>” to begginning and “</center>” end of it should help you.

    mazter

    (@mazter)

    You should check;

    Links -> Link Categories -> “Edit” whichever Category You want

    In that page, you will have “Sort Order”. You have 7 option. If you have only one category, you may copy & paste this:
    http://yourdomain/wp-admin/link-categories.php?cat_id=1&action=Edit

    Hope it helps.

    mazter

    (@mazter)

    moshu thanks a lot for reminding. I changed my hosting recently, and upload directory was set to previous one. I changed it and working great now.

    Appreciate your help.

    mazter

    (@mazter)

    I had the same problem till last week. Whenever I post a new blog, I was getting >40 spam messages instantly and my email box was full of notification emails. I suppose, it has either something to do with the “ping servers” or spammers are using RSS feeds for new updates. For ping servers, I’m not sure if they have something to do with this, just suspect. Are you also using ping servers? I am using the list given on this site: http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Update_Services

    I had email notification for comments but after these spam storms started, I disabled it. Things seem to cool off right now. I got 1-2 more spam attacks after I disabled email notification, I’m not getting anymore.
    Thanks

    mazter

    (@mazter)

    I’ve the same problem. I set wp-content directory with 0777. Corresponding cpanel line is like this :
    Set permissions on wp-content -> 0777

    But when it comes to upload from wordpres, it still says this:
    It doesn’t look like you can use the file upload feature at this time because the directory you have specified

    Thanks for help.

    mazter

    (@mazter)

    Also it’s better if you put an .htaccess file to limit access to hxxp://24.242.24.6/phpmyadmin page. Automatic robots are checking for php myadmin on every server they can find.

    mazter

    (@mazter)

    I had same problem when I changed mysql database encoding schema different language other then that utf-8 in mysql 5. I didn’t meet any difficulty for mysql 4. Make sure you’re not changing any default when you’re creating database. Also make sure your configuration for wordpress shows the directory you installed. If you change the configuration, then it will have several troubles including this.
    Good luck.

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