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How to fix WordPress not opening on localhost 8080 after port change from 80 to 8080 HTTP 404 Not Found error

How to fix WordPress not opening on localhost 8080 after port change from 80 to 8080 HTTP 404 Not Found error Opening a WordPress site after Apache port change returns HTTP 404 error (Not Found). This is a common issue with� WordPress users who have installed WordPress on local machine, then had to change the Apache HTTP port since other programs took over the HTTP port 80. Here is a scenario for the issue: Read more � download  file  now

404 Error While Accessing Drupal Site After Migration

404 Error While Accessing Drupal Site After Migration If you have migrated a Drupal site from local development server to a live server or from one host to another host, you will generally encounter a 404 error when accessing the pages after migration. Do not freak out, this is pretty normal and can be resolved easily. Let's go through what I did so far to migrate from one host to another. Process of migrating a Drupal Site from one host to another host: On the old server: Read more � download  file  now