I have recently signed up for the ProZ Hosting service.
I am using a different registrar than ProZ and I have followed the instructions for this case (Updated DNS info. Primary nameserver: NS1.HOST.PROZ.COM, Secondary nameserver: NS2.HOST.PROZ.COM).
Then I have successfully installed WordPress. However, when I enter my website's URL (http://www.translationslisko.com/) in my web browser, the standard page from ProZ opens, please see below:
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I have followed all the steps but I don't know how can I fix this issue.
Many thanks in advance!
Best regards,
Sergio
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Gerard de Noord France Local time: 06:28 Member (2003) German to Dutch + ...
DNS Servers
May 18, 2011
Hi Sergio,
Normally you have to wait one or two days before the DNS information has propagated and the whole internet is aware of your existence.
Probably your website is already there but you're not in the "telephone book" yet.
Cheers,
Gerard
[Edited at 2011-05-18 22:19 GMT]
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Ambrose Li Canada Local time: 00:28 Member (2011) Chinese to English + ...
index.html (or similar) that need to be deleted?
May 19, 2011
Since the page is already identifying itself as being hosted on proz.com, DNS is definitely not the problem here.
IMHO, the likeliest cause is a placeholder index.html or similar (e.g., home.html, index.htm, etc.) that need to be deleted. Static HTML files often override dynamic content, so until you delete that spurious file your site will look like it has not been set up yet. Once you delete that file (if there is indeed such a spurious file that should not be there) things should start working as expected.
PS: I don’t have a Proz hosting account, so I am just guessing from similar past experience.
PPS: WordPress is obviously already installed, since going to /wp-admin gives the login screeen as expected.
So I looked through the FAQ. I think the file you should delete is indeed “index.html”.
[Edited at 2011-05-19 03:10 GMT]
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Since the page is already identifying itself as being hosted on proz.com, DNS is definitely not the problem here.
IMHO, the likeliest cause is a placeholder index.html or similar (e.g., home.html, index.htm, etc.) that need to be deleted. Static HTML files often override dynamic content, so until you delete that spurious file your site will look like it has not been set up yet. Once you delete that file (if there is indeed such a spurious file that should not be there) things should start working as expected.
PS: I don’t have a Proz hosting account, so I am just guessing from similar past experience.
PPS: WordPress is obviously already installed, since going to /wp-admin gives the login screeen as expected.
So I looked through the FAQ. I think the file you should delete is indeed “index.html”.
[Edited at 2011-05-19 03:10 GMT]
Thank you guys for your kind help. Ambrose, you were completely right, all I had to do was delete the file index.html from my website's public folder. I had seen this file before I uploaded WordPress but I just didn't realised (first time I'm doing this stuff!).
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