Depending on the exact error there could be a few possible reasons: - Time out when connecting: May be a web server issue (overloaded, crashed, improper config, etc...) - 404/Not Found: Site is available but a particular file/resource was not found. - DNS Lookup Error: Wrong domain or IP address Diagnosing the exact error and the root cause of it can be complex but a few basic things you can try are: - Make sure you actually have Internet access. Try some random sites and make sure they work. - Load the site with your web browser. Note the error that comes up. A 404 means your site is responding but couldn't find the file. A timeout could mean a server or network issue. A DNS error probably means something is wrong with the DNS setup. - Try with a few different pages including static and dynamic. If some work and some don't it could be something misconfigured. - If you can't access via the domain name try the IP address directly. If the IP address works it is likely a DNS or VirtualHosts issue - Try telnet/ssh/ftp into your server via domain and IP address. If this doesn't work at all then there is likely a network or server issue. It could be a network issue anywhere between you and your server. - Try accessing your hosting companies web page (assuming they have one). If they are down it may be an issue on their end (not likely but it does happen). This should give at least a rough idea in what area the problem lies in and will let you investigate further to find and fix the issue. On 1 October 2012 16:21, Andrew Jablonski <andrew.daniel.jablonski(a)gmail.com> wrote: to $wgScriptPath this this -- Dave Humphrey -- dave(a)uesp.net Founder/Server Admin of the Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages -- www.uesp.net _______________________________________________ MediaWiki-l mailing list MediaWiki-l(a)lists.wikimedia.org https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-l