• Resolved Sirach

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    Without WordPress, pages are accessible either as http or https. Within WordPress, the website.org.conf has AllowOverride All, and an .htaccess in the www folder that works and is updated by Permalinks as changes are made. With plain links, both http and https work. With any other Permalink, https results in 404 Not Found for pages except the index/front page.

    Obviously this is a problem in the way index.php is receiving or handling the links. If your suggestion is in the first 25 pages of Google, it has already been tried. Any suggestion on how to troubleshoot this?

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  • My guess is a faulty server configuration. Is really an Apache in use, which would also consider a .htaccess file, or is it a nginx server?

    Thread Starter Sirach

    (@sirach)

    Apache2. “the website.org.conf has AllowOverride All, and an .htaccess in the www folder that works and is updated by Permalinks as changes are made.”

    What does the .htaccess look like?

    Can you write a typo in the .htaccess file as a test? Just put an “aaaa” in any line. If you get an error after that, it means that the webserver service is taking the file into account. If there is no error, then it will be ignored.

    Thread Starter Sirach

    (@sirach)

    Thanks, but did you catch the part about, “and is updated by Permalinks as changes are made.” What you suggest has already been tried many times. Your change results in Internal Server Error. I know the .htaccess is working and that it is generated and changed by WordPress as Permalinks are changed. I was really looking for some insight into how WordPress translates the GET URL into the correct page, or perhaps, how to troubleshoot that process. Or even why http and https get different results. Any thoughts on that process?

    Thread Starter Sirach

    (@sirach)

    Typo in ssl config was source of problem.

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