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  • In theory – yes.
    Although be aware, most host do NOT allow access to their database from outside. So, you should clarify this with the host where the DB is.

    I’m currently working with a WordPress install that has the database on an entirely different server. The Pro’s: It’s much faster. The Con’s: I can’t seem to solve the permalink issue. Works fine set to permalink default, once i try to implement the category/postname structure I get the old 404 error.

    Once I find the solution I’ll post it here. Unless someone beats me to it.

    Moderator Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

    www.remarpro.com Admin

    Where the database is located has no bearing on permalinks.

    If “pretty” permalinks give you a 404 error, then you’re either a) not using Apache or b) it can’t create the .htaccess and you need to do it manually or c) your host doesn’t support mod_rewrite.

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