Update : Please see the updated post on the issue :
http://blog.networksolutions.com/2010/update-for-word-press-customers
Original Post:
We have a fix in place for the WordPress issue that has affected some customers who are using WordPress. Three points to note:
- The root cause for this issue has been addressed.
- Impacted sites have been fixed, no action needed by the customers (but note below) Although most sites have been fixed, a few customers have contacted us with some functionality issues. if you need help see contact info below.
- As part of the resolution, we have had to change database passwords for WordPress. Normally, this does not impact functioning of the blog, but in some cases if you have custom code with manually-embedded database passwords (in files other than wp-config), this will require changes.
As a precaution, we’re also recommending that all customers using WordPress should log into their account to change their administrative passwords. Also review all the administrative access accounts and delete those that you do not recognize. If you feel you are still experiencing issues and need help please contact us at Listen <at> NetworkSolutions.com
Big thanks to our customers for their patience. This has been a true community effort ! And a special shout out those who helped, including: Mark Jaquith, lead developer of WordPress; David Dede of sucuri.net, David Goldstein of Easysale.net, Terry White of Terry White’s Tech Blog and participants in this Word Press Forum Thread
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