robev

After the MySQL crash I changed my cPanel password, was able to get back into phpMyAdmin. My Wordpress database was still there in tact, but all of the tables were renamed from to something else for some reason. I renamed them all back, and the "cannot connect to database" error went away, but then my website simply failed to load anything. I realized I was supposed to delete and recreate my database users, which I did, and reassigned them to the database. I used the same password as configured in Wordpress. Still nothing. I checked the cPanel error logs and saw this: [Thu Jun 23 07:09:43 2016] [error] [client 37.26.147.148] client denied by server configuration: /home/robev/public_html/blog/wp-admin/install.php So for some reason the server is rejecting me. I looked online and it recommended checking the .htaccess file if there's any restrictions, and there are none. Is this on your end or mine?

For the past while my website cannot connect to it's mysql database. I read this post: http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/21935-website-down-for-two-weeks/page__pid__111398#entry111398 which said to delete and recreate the user, which fixed it. A week later it's not working. I saw this post: http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/22260-stevie-mysql-fixed/ which seems to be related. website: http://robbiewolfe.heliohost.org user: robev database: robev_blog

My website appears to have been hacked. It says it was by "TeamWaSpH". I fixed the index.php page, but is there any way to determine if other pages were replaced? Everything else appears to be normal, but I'd rather be safe than sorry. How do I prevent this in the future? I changed my passwords... username: robev website: http://robbiewolfe.ca I use WordPress, and I see someone else had their website hacked and they had WordPress. Is there any way it's connected / I can make it more secure? Thanks

Yes they still appear. I'm looking into seeing if it's a WordPress plugin that is causing it

Recently I've been running out of server space, and I realized it was because my WordPress folder was getting flooded with huge core dump files. From what I've read, it is not necessary WordPress causing these core dumps, it could be issues with the Apache server, php version, who knows what. I wanted to read the core dumps for information, but I'm having issues opening them in gdb. From what I've read, I need the binaries that generated the core dump along with the dump itself to open them. I'm not sure what binaries created it...or where to find them. For example, the php website suggests using something like gdb /usr/local/apache/sbin/httpd /path/to/core/dump I don't have access to the server files, so I don't know how to proceed. I've read suggestions that I ask my server host to stop generating core dumps, which would solve the space problem, but not the issue that's causing them. Any help on how to proceed would be greatly appreciated Thanks domain name: http://robbiewolfe.heliohost.org username: robev server name: stevie