TCH-Bruce

The problem you have is you are seeing output that the script is producing. Since the script is being run by cron there is no output device as if you were executing the script from your web browser. I have modified my dbsender scripts as explained in this post. If you want to stop those mail sent messages from going to your default account you will have to change your script.

Ok, I just looked and it's back to the default theme. When you login to you admin panel and select presentation what theme is set when this happens? If it's the default something is changing your database without your knowledge. Use the phpAdmin function in cPanel and run a repair on the database. Make a backup first. Then reset the theme to the one you want to use. Have you brought this up on the Wordpress support forums?

Thanks Paul Thought some of you might like reading this Wired article.

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Try escaping the email address: you\@yourdomain.ext or just above the $ok line add a line >$to = you@yourdomain.ext; and change the email address you tried to add back to $to

In the dbsender script find this section: And change it to this: Just do the above and you will stop recieving the emails.

Since Thomas and Don have already answered all I will add is there are many themes available.

Welcome to the forums 24gotham I have sent you a PM.

Yes, just enter your domain name not www.domian.ext

digital (tastes great, less filling) reminds me of those old beer commercials.

cellular (and it's a word game Paul, not words. )

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Are you sure someone doesn't have access to your WP admin panel? Are they messing with you changing themes on you?

I've been using Wordpress for several years and helping others install and update over those same years and I have never had anyone have the problems you are encountering. UPDATE: TCH-MikeJ tells me that he has seen this happen while editing a theme. But he was able to reset the theme to the one he wanted without any difficulty.

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You can prevent email to non-existent users of your domain by simply setting your default email address in cpanel to :fail:. To blacklist email addresses you will need to turn on Spam Assassin and build a blacklist.

Do not post the contents of your wp-config.php it contains your database name and password. Your problem is you have two wordpress rewrites in your .htaccess file. Your .htaccess file should contain only this.

Thanks Thomas, got it this morning.

For those that were using the Tiga theme and then switched to something else when Wordpress 2.2 came out because it broke I have found the fix. You can patch your Tiga theme by downloading the fix here.

We can't seem to find a solution for you. So maybe saving your plugin files and wp-content.php file and deleting everything and reinstalling is in order. Since none of us can see your structure or your .htaccess contents or your Admin interface we're flying blind here. Please backup your current stuff before you start.

Anything that alters the default code can make a difference.

Welcome to the forums Laura. You will need to open a ticket with the help desk and ask if it can be installed.

You have plugins? You never said anything about plugins... Have you tried disabling them and trying your new themes?

1. it will stop mail being sent on a successful backup 2. $ok = @mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers); 3. Change it to look like my second quote and it will only send on failure.

Is your main installation of Wordpress installed in the root of the public_html folder or is it in a sub folder? If it's in a sub folder how are you doing your redirection to have it appear when you go to your domain name? A suggestion would be to save a copy of your wp-config.php file for your site. Then wipe out everything and reinstall Wordpress in your public_html folder. Then copy back your wp-config.php file and you'll be up and running. You may need to change some information in you Admin panel. If you go this route, please make a backup first.