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The domain threw an HTTP 500, but the site did work when visiting domain.com/wp-login. Logging into Admin and updating Wordpress was all that was needed!
Hello, @willbeing
Could you please confirm the exact PHP and WordPress version that you’re using? Also make sure to check the PHP error_log as there might be a more detailed error logged there as well.
Also is this a new install or an existing site that you’ve had for some time? I’m asking because if this is an already existing site you can check for any recent changes like plugin install or version update that caused the issue here for you.
Regards, Alex