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Hey folks,
I figured I'd ask here (instead of the wpmu fora) so that I get architecture relevant responses! Pass 3, OC10 package (no ssh etc just cpanel) WPMU 2.3.3, installed specifying subdomains... I asked the help desk folks to enable wildcard DNS for the domain in question (benefact.org). This domain is also setup to use Google App's (mail.benefact.org cal.benefact.org etc) I know that I must add .htaccess rules to keep WPMU from taking over the non-WPMU domains (like the gApp subdomains and forum.benefact.org). The consensus appears to be placing the follwing .htaccess rules in the domain root, AND the second set of rules in the protected subdomain directory. benefact.org/.htaccess Quote:
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I'm currently locked out of WPMU admin as it redirects me to a test blog subdomain (that doesn't work! seperate issue!) I'll clear cache and try again soon (once I've logged out of all my windows!)... Question 2: If I can create a blog in wpmu admin and the user gets the new blog email (with the link to benefact.org/wp-login.php) but attempting to log in creates a 500, does that mean that the wildcard DNS setup and Apache httpd.conf set up is incomplete? My perception is that this is a trivial admin task but I think my Google App questions may have complicated things. Anyone else with experience to share? Thanks
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Er, hold on...
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http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_rewrite.html Quote:
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Server: Pass3 (72.29.75.151) Last edited by Fuyu; May 8th, 2008 at 8:59 AM. Reason: Looked up [L] |
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Apache version 1.3.37
For precision...
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Apache module mod_rewrite The info in the documentation is the same. I was kinda' hoping that the L flag was unsupported in the earlier Apache version (so I could feel like I was making progress, haha)... Anyone care to share their .htaccess tips? Oh, and in wp-config.php, is this the correct setting for surpass: define('VHOST', 'yes'); ?
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What a pain in the ass.
(Is it something I did (likely) or "them" type of drama) After the offshore crowd did their magic, my site is "down" (Apache splash page is not really "down" is it? It's doing what it's told to do...) and I'm left second guessing my instructions. My perception of this wildcard/httpd.conf edit process was that it was a simple thing for 3rd level support. I even sent them the links to the WPMU readme.txt for reference. If this is the basic setup, I worry what maintaining the WPMU site will be like. I had expected a little more detail but not this stabbing in the dark. It's so frustrating to wait for something to happen when you have Jupiter's atmoshpere pushing down on you! Haha, I guess I'll go chew on some glass in the mean time. There's lots to read up on...
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From what I've figured out, if you're using subdomains (as opposed to the sub-directory method) the virtual host directive is the O in mojo. (Yes).
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Who does 3rd Level Supprt?
3rd Level support to edit httpd.conf and do a restart? It's been days now.
Spoonfed URI's to WPMU's readme, every seemingly (keyword!) useful tip from the fora, coy requests for updates etc. No joy. To be fair, this must be a huge PITA for Surpass. I appreciate being able to use WPMU on a humble reseller account. I've been making notes on .htaccess tweaks relevant to WPMU but am dying for the green light from support so that I can start the tweaking. Ticket: PLM-448149 I'm going to look for a new host.
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Cheers Kayla.
I've been drinking from the river of knowledge and feel a chunder coming on. # shutdown -c; shutdown -Fr warning-goodnight
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