Hi folks, Suddenly, my Self-Hosted no longer works - I get an "Error Saving?" message when trying to do *anything*, save screens, validate API, even "check for Updates" in the Admin panel produces the error. No idea why - doubtful it's a apostrophe issue since the error is showing up outside of the app screens and in the admin panel. My other Self-Hosted server works fine, so I don't think it's buzztouch, but at the same time, we haven't changed *anything* on the broken server, same old app making process as always. Searching the forums produces not much help, wondering if other folks here are having the same issue or can offer some advice, I'm on a tight schedule and I already spent too much time debugging with little success. :-( Many thanks my BT friends. David.

Yikes! Not BT (OK on my self-hosted). Smells like some upgrade ISP-side that scrambled authorizations?

Almost sounds like a database problem, are both servers hosted the same?

Or maybe something changed your directories with wrong permissions? See if they have 755

Just tested. Host gator here and all OK. What is everyone else on?

I have had that issue appear sporadically off and on recently on our self-host - no explanation. It wasn't because I upgraded wordpress to 4.1 or the new theme we are installing. It Would do it a few times, then...vanish. I have no idea why. If I can capture and fix the bloody thing, I will post it immediately. :-) Joe C.

Thanks for the responses. It looks like even Publish Changes shows the same error. According to Sam, she says that creating a new screen is fine, but updating the screen not-so-much. It's pretty much made our self-hosting useless. The weird thing is, this server (hostgator) has other self-hosted panels on it, so not sure why this panel just suddenly broke. Without any other way to debug, I might just have to create a whole new self-hosted panel, totally lame. Thanks though for the responses, appreciate them. David.

Hi David Since you are on HostGator, you should try to bring your problem to their attention. The easiest way is through the chat on hostgator.com. Recently I have also had problems with BT Control panel, but they would disappear whenever I restarted the MySQL server. I have a VPS with full controls (so to speak), so it is quite easy for me to restart any part of the server. (If you are not on VPS, you may not have this option at all, but the technicians can do it for you.) The main problem was that the thing showed itself only sporadically. The support technician at chat delegated the problem to Support, which means that someone really knowledgable will be taking care of your account. So one guy from support had a look a the account and could see nothing. A few weeks later, they had a closer look, on their own, and found that MySQL was breaking because it was the program that spent most of the system resources, and the rest of the software used to shut it off when things got critical. They optimized my account by taking down the anti virus software on the server, so that more memory would be available for MySQL. Still later on (about three weeks ago), they had another look, and found that some kind of a bot program was molesting the server by only getting large resources on it, such as images or videos. That again caused the MySQL server to shut down and that is what you see as a non-descript error on BT self-hosted server. They installed a plugin for the entire VPS account, through which all of the sites on the account would automatically ban the offending IP from which the attacks were coming. Now whenever some of my WordPress sites sent me a warning that an attack on the site were in progress, I just go to one place and ban that IP on all other sites of mine as well. Since then, the BT self hosted server continues to work without a problem. >I might just have to create a whole new self-hosted panel Try to the investigate things with their support first, otherwise, you might be facing the same problems again.