Hi technologx,
I'm a bit confused. It would help to get a little bit more of details.

Which version do you use?
What do you mean with "I can only access the site with the default.php"? Which site do you mean?
When do you want to access - for the backend/for creating a new post?

I have the current version, and I mean when I try to go to blog.deathsrepo.pw it says "404 Not Found

The blog you requested doesn't seem to exist on this system."

That's the error I get when trying to access the front end.

You won't be able to see the error now because I uninstalled it and installed Wordpress because I needed to get my blog back up and running.

There a lot of possible error sources:
- you have cleaned the cache of your browser?
- you have a correct redirection?
- you can reach the installer of b2evo?
- the default is index.php
- are you able to reach your backend after installation?

and so on. And normally the db of wp and b2evo isn't the same.

Yes I can access the backend, yes I cleared my browsers cache.

Hi @technologx,

You won't be able to see the error now because I uninstalled it and installed Wordpress because I needed to get my blog back up and running.

Are you still interested in get help with your site?

The 404 error message is due to a bug that has been already fixed and will be included in the next minor release. If it's the case, the problem is that you haven't defined a default blog to display ( http://b2evolution.net/man/site-settings ) and the deafult.php is not reached correctly. Solutions: 1) wait until the next release and update your site, 2) make a 302 redirect from example.com to example.com/default.php ( only for request made to the plain domain and while you are able to apply soluition 1 ).

Regards!

Thank you

> mgsolipa & ednong

But I'm going to stick with Wordpress that's to much time to copy blog posts over.

@technologx wrote:

But I'm going to stick with Wordpress that's to much time to copy blog posts over.

Actually, migrating from WP to b2evolution is a pretty straightforward proccess ( http://b2evolution.net/man/xml-importer ).