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404 after modifying account

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator
    Hey there! I removed a section of your post as we can't share public IP addresses or domain names. You won't be able to use the WHM >> Modify an Account tool alone to change the name of a WordPress installation. While that will be required as part of the work, WordPress stores *everything* inside a database, so you'd need to modify all the database entries as well. A better option that is available in cPanel would be to clone the site using WordPress Toolkit, as outlined here:
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  • chrisvdgeld
    Hey there! I removed a section of your post as we can't share public IP addresses or domain names. You won't be able to use the WHM >> Modify an Account tool alone to change the name of a WordPress installation. While that will be required as part of the work, WordPress stores *everything* inside a database, so you'd need to modify all the database entries as well. A better option that is available in cPanel would be to clone the site using WordPress Toolkit, as outlined here:
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  • chrisvdgeld
    Update: Seems that the problem was in the .htaccess - the "modify account" made the syntax of that file all funky. Copied an old copy of it and it suddenly worked great. Thank you anyway!
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  • SimpleSonic
    Did you update the "Site URL" in the WordPress configuration to the new domain name?
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