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Hi, are you currently using any of the Brute Force features? Do you have a cache plugin? I have this plugin set up in a local set up using Xampp and I have no problems.

Hello ?? Thank you for getting back with me.

No, I’m not using any of the Brute Force features, although I am using a disk caching plugin. I’m not understanding what that would have to do with anything though if it worked fine before installing the AIO plugin.

Would you mind clarifying?

So you are saying that it was working well before you install this plugin? If that is correct then try the following. Disable all your other plugins except this one. Then carry out a test. If it does work then you know there is a plugin conflict.

If it does work now then start enabling one by one your other plugins and at the same time carry out a test until you come across the conflicting plugin.

Report back with your results.

Thank you

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by mbrsolution.

Haha, yes, absolutely it was working before installing this plugin.

I disabled all other plugins except for AIO, and the issue persisted.

Then I disabled even AIO, and now none of my posts/pages were displaying. Instead, I was getting the following:

The requested URL /listings/test/ was not found on this server.

Only the home page displayed properly.

So then I thought, maybe re-saving the permalink structure would help, and come to find out, it looks like the plugin changed my permalink structure when it was deactivate, which seems pretty odd.

And now that I’ve put the structure back to where it should be, I can now view all pages as usual.

Hi, yes it is very odd that the Permalink structure would be altered by the plugin. Something else in your local site might be causing a conflict with AIOWSP.