[gnesher]

I have installed a clean WordPress MU (2.8.5.2) on a shared host.

Everything worked fine until I activated the bodypress plugin. Once I activate the plugin I can no longer access the site (blank screen) nor can I access the admin panel.

I attempted to make a 2nd install (both with subdirectories and without) with the same results.

What am I doing wrong ?

I’m following the readme instructions (installed wordpress mu, copied the files into the plugin directory and activated the plugin).

Please advise.

Guy NNesher

[Mike]

Delete all your plugins, so that you’re left with the index and readme file, which should enable you to gain access to wpmu. once you’re in there, add your plugins through the plugin manager (Add New). Hope that helps!

p.s. at some point, you’ll need to hop on a dedicated server for this stuff… just fyi

[John James Jacoby]

gnesher, who is your web host? Like Mike said, it’s probably a conflicting plugin of some kind…

It could be a missing function, a duplicate function, or anything in between, as well as an out of memory error, an incorrect PHP version error, etc…

Blank screens are the hardest to trouble-shoot, but you start by scaling back the active volume of PHP code that is loaded at one time, and adding it in pieces until you find the offending code segment. I.E. disable plugins, and reactivate them one by one. Maybe even turn them all off, activate ONLY BuddyPress, and see if it white screens. If it does, then it’s either not installed correctly, or it’s a server error of some kind.

[gnesher]

Hi guys,

Thanks for the help but,

1. I have no other plugins installed – this is a fresh install of wordpress mu with only the buddypress plugin installed and activated. Also when I disable buddypress, the site works once again.

2. I’m using an Israeli host called spd.co.il I’m contacting it to see if there is a problem on their side (also to check what the error they receive if any).

3. On chrome I am getting the following error : error 324(net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE): unknown error). Which doesn’t really help

Also, I’m interested in the buddypress community functionality (and not really in the multiblog platform) if there is a way of activating buddypress on a regular wordpress (which will be less of a hassle) thats just great, but from what I can understand this is not possible.

[Xevo]

No, it’s not (yet) possible to install buddypress on a stand-alone wordpress.

As for your error, http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Web%20Search/thread?tid=4e84e4e6730f9421&hl=en

[gnesher]

I had a fairly long/odd chat with the server admin.

He claims that when the plugin is activated my attempts to access the server does not even show up in the logs.

This problems is solved once i deactivate the plugin.

aka, once the plugin is disabled (I change the directory name using the ftp) the site load correctly and my attempts to access the site are logged correctly in the server. However when the plugin is activated nothing is loaded (except in chrome where I get the 324 error) and my attempts to access the site do not even appear on the server logs.

I really can’t think of any reason this might happen except that it really does happen.

btw the site is located at gameis.co.il you can have a go at it yourselves

the dns is configured correctly (double checked it).

[elbaina]

I have the same problem.

The phpinfo from my host: http://phpinfo.zymichost.com/

Can you help me?

[LPH2005]

@elbaina The memory_limit on that server is set to 32M and that may be too low. You should start your own thread that is specific to your server configuration as well as the version of WP and BP. Others here can help.

[Ajet]

wordpress requires a huge amount of memory to load … arround 30Mb …
when you are activating buddypress it requires more ….

running phpinfo I found the default memory limit was 34MB
via .htaccess i have increased my memory to 64M now it is working fine i can access my wp-admin