frank tredici

FOUND IT !!!!!!!!!

I am running WP 3.6.1

So simply edit your wp_blogs table and correct the corresponding site_id and domain columns on the corrupted network site (via phpMyAdmin or simlar tool).

That will restore your site to resolve properly.

It does not correct the underlying bug(s) in the system and how the site got disconnected from the network in the first place. But at least you have a manual workaround until the bugs get worked out of this plugin tool.

Hey, you got me a little excited there @DavidDean !

I went into the wp_2_options table and looked at the value in siteurl and home rows. Both had the proper domain name value in it — https://janetgane.com

Yet, in the Assign Sites Description I still get Janet Gane, SAG-AFTRA ( janetgane.holding.blogs.local/ )

Still broken…

Here is a snapshot of my 3 network sites from the My Sites > Sites > Networks

ID	Network Name	Domain		Path	Sites	Super Admins
1	Main Site	domain.com	/	1	supadmin
2	Site Two	janetgane.com	/	0	supadmin
3	Site Three	domain.net	/	1	supadmin

So what does it tell you if the Sites value is 0 for my Site Two when the Sites Value is 1 for the other two sites?

And what can I do to fix that?

On my Site #3 I get 2 Red Box Warnings, but again, no clue on what to do.

Some plugin doc would go a long, long way to making this plugin usable.

<strong>Checking hosted sites for correct Network-related meta values:
Site 3 (mydomain2.com/) has an invalid meta value in fileupload_url. This may prevent access to this site or disable some features.
Site 3 (mydomain2.com/) has an invalid meta value in upload_url_path. This may prevent access to this site or disable some features.</strong>

On my Site #2 I get 3 Yellow Box Warnings but I have no clue on what to do about them. Documentation for this plug-in is sparse…

<strong>Checking hosted sites for correct Network-related values:
No sites were found on this network. Skipping this check.

Checking hosted sites for correct Network-related meta values:
No sites were found on this network. Skipping this check.

Checking DNS for hosted site subdomains:
No sites were found on this network. Skipping this check.</strong>

installed Plugin: Enable Media Replace

Thanks @EricHolmes

I do have FTP access, but my users do not. I am trying to make it so they don’t have to delete first, then upload. There is the odd chance someone “out there’ tries to access the media file between delete time and re-upload time and gets a 404.

I want to also make this easy for the user.

Further, the file path goes ../wp-content/uploads/YYYY/MM/media-file-name.pdf (for example)

Once they re-upload the link does change becuase it was originally ../2012/05/.. and today it is ../2012/08/..

Does WordPres not provide the ability to re-upload media files through it Dashboard UI?

Interesting, did not know that. Thanks @alchymyth

Ok, thanks @tiaanswart

In all honesty, the site runs poorer than it did before the install. Backing it out.

Got this error:

It appears Page Cache URL rewriting is not working. If using apache, verify that the server configuration allows .htaccess

But I know that other things I put into my .htaccess work on my apache server.

So I don;t know what to do with this error.

Did this define('WP_DEBUG',true);

Activated again.

Got a number of warning notices but the plugin installed.

So I am moving forward. Can I assume your plugin will work now?

Just tried installing…unsuccessful:

Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

Thanks @mike Walsh.

So if I were to change:

$from_name = $user_identity;

to

$from_name = $user_email;

it looks like that would solve my problem. Agree? Is there a filter or do_action I can apply to my themes’ functions script or do I have to hardcode my change? If hardcode, can you point me to the script file that contains the relational setting?

Thanks @MikeWalsh.

Also @MikeWalsh, I just physically scanned every MySQL Table in my WP/BP install and I found no instance of that phantom email address being stored in the tables.

I scanned ./wp-config.php and there is no email address stored tin the config file.

But here is something interesting — it is the same email address being sent From: by “Friendship Requests” and “Document Upload Notices” and “Group “Comments Notices” and “New Message Notices” and Group “Membership Request Notices”.

Does that help in any way?

That is so strange @MikeWalsh.

The email address of the user sending is no where to be seen or found. The address on the From: line is “noreply@<some arbitrary reference to my server name>

• It is not the email address of the logged-in and sending user — which is “admin”
• It is not the WP Network Admin Site Network Settings > Operational Settings > Network Admin Email
• It is not the BuddyPress Site Setting > Email Users Settings > From Sender Email Address Override (this address ends up being the Reply-To: address)

It has me stumped, and has messages landing in our user’s junk/spam folders…