Restoring site

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  kleffmannsupport · Member · Jan 26, 2017 at 8:27 am

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  Dear WordPress Engineers!

  I, Imre Eszenyi are adressing you with the following issue:

  Previously I started to edit an article, to which I got permission from a 3rd party. He told me to use the following URL to enter to the site:

  http://192.168.66.140/wp-login.php

  When I started to edit the article I’ve changed the adress of it to https://ed.kleffmann.wordpress.com/wp-login.php. Now I’can’t access to it. The thing I am asking you, to restore it to the way it was, so change back the URL to
  http://192.168.66.140/wp-login.php.

  If you need further authentication I can provide it VIA e-mail, from the (email visible only to moderators and staff).

  Thank you for restoring the site!

  Best regards,
  Imre Eszenyi
  Hungary

  The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)

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  supernovia · Staff · Jan 26, 2017 at 10:12 pm

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  Hi @kleffmannsupport, we don’t have access to that server — just the site that’s here:
  http://kleffmannsupport.wordpress.com/

  Your friend can likely log into their server and change the settings back for you. If they need help, have them try the forums for self-hosted installations:
  https://wordpress.org/support

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  kleffmannsupport · Member · Jan 30, 2017 at 1:05 pm

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  Hi Supernovia!

  I’ve contacted the admin of the mentioned server, and right now he can’t access it either.

  So I have to repeat my request, so I would like to ask to restore that mentioned site (http://192.168.66.140/wp-login.php) to they way it was before 01.25.2017. 9:00.

  As I’ve mentioned earlier, if it is necessary contact me via e-mail for further authentacion imre.eszenyi[at]kleffmann.com.

  Thank you in advance!

  Best regards,
  Imre Eszenyi Hungary

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  supernovia · Staff · Jan 30, 2017 at 6:13 pm

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  This site is not on our services. It’s an individual installation of WordPress and we do not have access to its server — nor should we.

  But if you and your server admin can try the steps recommended on WordPress.org, you should be able to regain access. Here’s a direct link to a how-to article. Please be sure you have backups first.
  https://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL

  Once you’ve fixed that, if you’d like, you may be able to move your site to our service so we can maintain it for you and provide support. Here’s how to get started with that once your current issue is resolved:
  https://en.support.wordpress.com/coming-from-self-hosted/