“wp-admin/user/?c=1” usually caused by broken plugins and/or issue with caches. Do not overlook renaming mu-plugins folder (if you have one). If you are the Network Admin, check your database wp_users and you’ll be the first row
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Thanks mercime,
I have installed and reinstalled WP3.1.2 + BP 1.2.8 from scratch, so how would I know if its broken?
Any suggestions of specific actions I should take?
Thanks…
== I have installed and reinstalled WP3.1.2 + BP 1.2.8 from scratch ==
When you say you did it from scratch, do you mean you uploaded WP files manually and not used webhost script like fantastico and the like? If you used the webhost script, I suggest you drop tables from DB, delete .htaccess file and re-install WordPress manually via FTP/cpanel. I’ve seen dozens of BP install problems arising from the fact that WP was installed using those webhost scripts.
Yes, it was installed using a webhost script… I’ll trash everything and begin the whole process again manually. Thanks for the help!
I just erased everything from the server… new manual WP3.1.2 install, new mysql db… the blog by itself is working perfectly. I did not configure multisite in order to eliminate variables…
When I try to install buddypress, I get a “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page” error… deactivating buddypress gets the installation back to normal…
So my issue is not manual-installation related, and not multisite-related… sorry to bother again, but any other ideas to help me?
I’m googling this error, but cannot find a solution that applies to my case…
Thanks!
Found the solution… seems to be a problem with non-english installations…
Solution: edit the wp-config.php file and add the keys generated here:
https://api.wordpress.org/secret-key/1.1/salt/
Buddypress is now up and running…
