judebert wrote:You're definitely right, though: things don't just pop up like we wish they would.

I'd chalk it up to slow database connectivity. I guess I have to expect that from a US$3.95/month hosting plan!

judebert, if you don't mind, would you mind clicking around my site real quick to see if you think it is slow at all? It always takes a bit to load, I wonder if that is just how S9Y works or it's the host. It doesn't "pop up" super quick. Thanks!

What with their ancient default installation of Serendipity, lack of access to the databases, and generally unhelpful attitude, GoDaddy has been giving us trouble for a while. Unfortunately, I don't have a recommendation to make, as I'm also looking for new hosting: PowWeb just closed up a bunch of ...

Ok it's fixed! It was on Godaddy's side! They attempted to blame S9Y but I knew better! It was something on their end with the "upgrade" to their hosting servers.

Might I suggest that you pursue this a little and get an exact reason? That way you have some firepower in the future should it happen ...

This is the first time I have done the upgrade where I did not see the "upgraded screen". I just went to the admin panel and it DOES say I am running 1.1.

A-ha! (Well, kinda.) It sounds like S9Y never recognized that it needed to do an upgrade. What I'm about to recommend is a little unorthodox ...

Ok it's fixed! It was on Godaddy's side! They attempted to blame S9Y but I knew better! It was something on their end with the "upgrade" to their hosting servers.

I opened up a ticket with GoDaddy on this as well. For some reason the website is not even connecting after this update!

I have 3 domains. 2 of them are running S9Y. The two sites that run S9Y are NOT connecting, while the other one (which is NOT using S9Y) is working just fine. Very odd.

judebert wrote:Wow. Are you running one of the betas?

Nope, 1.1 from the front page.

This is the first time I have done the upgrade where I did not see the "upgraded screen". I just went to the admin panel and it DOES say I am running 1.1.

A-ha! (Well, kinda.) It sounds like S9Y never recognized that it needed to do an upgrade. What I'm about to recommend is a little unorthodox ...

None of that should effect Serendipity. It doesn't use "exec cmd", works fine in PHP 4 or 5, and isn't written in Python.

However, they don't mention PHP among the programs that can be executed. Hmmm.
PHP is supported. This morning my website was working just fine, GoDaddy told me everyone is ...

Hi guys thanks! All I get is a blank page. The link to my blog is in my sig.

http://perfectcr.com

Harald Weingaertner wrote:Not much details... Have you tried to delete (or rename) your .htaccess, which should be located in your s9y root?

Not too much details? What else do you need? ? Yes I deleted the .htaccess file (not sure what that would do) but my website is still not accessible.

**This issue has been resolved, see last post**

Ok, maybe I screwed up. I have my own install of S9Y (version 1.1) hosted with Godaddy. I just upgraded to their "Web Configuration 2.0" interface.

Here are the listed "benefits" .
Upgrading to the Hosting Configuration 2.0 results in the ...

Hi!

You only write "I did run the install again".

What *EXACTLY* did you do? Please perform upgrades exactly as outlined in the FAQ on www.s9y.org.

Best regards,
Garvin
I've been using S9Y for over a year now and performed many upgrades. I extracted the files over the old files on the server ...

garvinhicking wrote:Hi!

That's strange, it seems like the file "bundled-libs/HTTP/Request.php" is missing, but then you should not be able to fetch plugins via spartacus also!?

Best regards,
Garvin

Yeah I don't know, I got the plugins just fine!