The PhP/MySQL is pretty standard these days especially in commercial development and you have to be able to test.
Everything is back to normal, and from the notes on the problem I get the feeling that the same error won’t occur again.
]]>You are absolutely right: it is better to be able to see the current site but not post to it than it is to have the reverse of that situation. Our current host has, on the whole, been more reliable… and much, much cheaper… than my previous host. Besides, they have the good sense to offer PHP (the previous host offered only Perl), so I can practice skills I need to learn.
]]>Now there’s a surprise… I’d have thought Florida, if anywhere, would be a place to find a propagator.
By the time I was aware of the problem, my FTP was working. It sounds from our host’s explanation on the support page as if this is truly not their fault.
]]>They’ve made some changes to IP addresses and they haven’t propagated, so my FTP program doesn’t work. I can upload other ways, but I’ll have to go back and clean up later.
The sites were visible, but the administration functions of WordPress didn’t work because some of the PHP files weren’t reachable. The site was visible and comments worked, but I couldn’t upload new content.
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]]>Karen, I am not among the Vicious Attack Internets, but you’re welcome to distract me with PIE if you have any left over. I’m not picky, either. 🙂
]]>*WHEW* this techno-dweeb would be having a headache JUST thinking about it!
Usually I just count on distracting those Vicious Attack Internets with PIE (any PIE you have on hand ought to do it – VCI’s are not picky!) *wink*
(p.s. I miss fafblog!)
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