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I'm requesting an admin assist you with this. Please keep in mind: * An admin is going to look at your account, so make sure it follows the terms of service and the acceptable use policy * No backups of your site * No files not related to your site * No personal file hosting (eg image galleries...

I don't see any hosting account related to this forum account. If you have a user name or domain to look up, I can check that way to be sure.

You should be able to delete the old one from directadmin

Hm. I think the best bet might be to change it here: https://x10hosting.com/sso/login/forgotten I think the change password feature is part of what they're working on now on the SSO area.

It's working for me now, but I'm getting a 500 error. Check your error logs through DirectAdmin and it will tell you why. If you're still having problems logging in to DirectAdmin please clear your cache and try resetting your password https://x10hosting.com/sso/login/forgotten

Here's the default .htaccess for Wordpress https://wordpress.org/support/article/htaccess/ # BEGIN WordPress RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /index.php [L] # END WordPress...

Ok, restore ~/domains/your_domain_name/.htaccess from what you named it. Leave .../wp-admin alone If that doesn't work, please post ~/domains/your_domain_name/.htaccess and also the last few lines of your error log

.haccess is specific to the webserver and not PHP Temporarily rename ~/domains/your_domain_name/.htaccess and also ~/domains/your_domain_name/wp-admin/.htaccess and see if that helps. You can do something like old.htaccess and it will work If it doesn't work, please post your error logs

just wp-admin. The main .htaccess in public_html has RewriteRules to make pretty URL formatting work. There could be some stuff in there that would make this not work as well. So maybe that needs to be investigated as well.

This might be the original .htaccess from wordpress; I'm still looking: <FilesMatch “.*\.(phtml|php)$”> Order Allow,Deny Deny from all </FilesMatch> <FilesMatch “(index).php$”> Order Allow,Deny Allow from all </FilesMatch> https://wordpress.org/support/topic/wp-admin-htaccess-hack/

Hm. Maybe this: <FilesMatch ".*\.(phtml|php5|suspected)$"> Order Allow,Deny </FilesMatch>

My bad, one more line needs to be changed <FilesMatch ".*\.(phtml|PhP|php5|suspected)$"> Order Allow,Deny </FilesMatch>[code]

@DMacK does this resolve your issue?

@sevenofn Does this resolve your issue?

I think it's useless, but the text above was to correct it

@micha223 were you able to get this resolved?

I think that .php should not be blocked. It's strange that it would be. If the file name is "index.php" then the FilesMatch would see => .* (file name starts with anything) => . (a literal "." character) => php (of the choices phtml|php...suspected, php matches) => $ (end of file name) So it...

The server can be picky. If you have a problem with email, FTP, etc. on your account, don't try to login rapidly after getting a bad password error.

I'm sorry, there are no daily backups on free hosting. The old KB says there are, but this information is out of date.

Your DNS is for the old server xo6. Please update the DNS at your registrar to your new server x11 at 198.91.81.11