JCBauza

I found out I only needed json. Below is an article with the details and more information in case anyone is having the same issue:

Resolved: Google Publisher Plugin error: “Plugin activation failed. Your WordPress installation doesn’t meet the minimum requirements.”

Sorry, I am new with this. How can I check that and if I don’t have them how can I install them? Are they extensions like memcached and opcache?

I have disabled W3TC and also tried exclusion of the XSL and XML files as mentioned above and no luck… I think this has nothing to do with W3TC.

In the meantime I added a symbolic link to the XSL like explained here as a workaround while I figure this out:
https://kx.cloudingenium.com/technologies/wordpress/quick-fix-wordpress-seo-yoast-sitemap_index-xml-giving-blank-page/

I recommend in the meantime while the fix comes out to add a symbolic link to the XSL like explained here:
https://kx.cloudingenium.com/technologies/wordpress/quick-fix-wordpress-seo-yoast-sitemap_index-xml-giving-blank-page/

I tried different things but finally gave up. As mentioned disabling W3TC did nothing so I ended up just doing a symbolic link of the XSL file which I think might work better long term than just copying the file.

Below you can find instructions on how to do that if you are interested:
https://kx.cloudingenium.com/technologies/wordpress/quick-fix-wordpress-seo-yoast-sitemap_index-xml-giving-blank-page/

I had the same issue but I was able to delete the original admin user. Not sure if it was because it wasn’t named admin to begin with. You can see on the following link the steps I took, perhaps I did something differently:
https://technology.bauzas.com/technologies/wordpress/how-to-delete-default-admin-user-in-multisite/

I am running the latest version 3.6

I guess the rules were wrong, the pictures do show up now but they are stored on Sites rather than blogs.dir on the new install. I give up, lol. I am going to disable the rewrite rule that uses msfiles and copy for each blog the files to a /files folder and then do the import/export that way… That is the fastest way I can think of to move to a fresh install that Works. Probably something got messed up when I did the update.

I just reinstalled and created the first site and it is not working while the root site is. I have also placed the wordpress files on my web host and then on a private web server and the results are consistent. I am going to try playing with the rewrite rules next.

Well, what’s weird is that the root site does display images correctly while the subsites don’t and another installation on the same server does work. I think I’m just going to do a fresh installation and import/export posts and see if that works although it is going to be a pain.

working image on root site: https://transformacionpuebla.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Transformacion-Puebla-SA-de-CV-Metallurgy-Real-Estate-Consulting-Technology-Logo-No-Border.png

I have two sites on the same box using multisite and one works fine and the other doesn’t… the only difference is that one is using the multiple domain mapping plugin. Is there a way to debug it or manually trying a URL like https://computo.transformacionpuebla.com/wp-includes/ms-files.php?file=2012/08/excel-2010-logo-225×150.png ?
When I try https://photo.bauzas.com/wp-includes/ms-files.php?file=2012/07/IMG_0094.jpg it works fine so I think ms-files should be getting called, maybe the multidomain plugin is breaking something?

Still not working after that but now instead of a not found error I get a weird handler error. Also, on the root site the images work fine but not on the subdomains and the URL paths look different. For example:

Root site *working*

https://transformacionpuebla.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Transformacion-Puebla-SA-de-CV-Metallurgy-Real-Estate-Consulting-Technology-Logo-No-Border.png

Sub site *Not working*
https://computo.transformacionpuebla.com/files/2012/08/excel-2010-logo-225×150.png

Based on the error it seems it is trying to find the file on wwwroot\files\20128\excel-2010-logo-225×150.png when it should be on wwwroot\wp-content\blogs.dir\2\files\20128\excel-2010-logo-225×150.png

Any ideas?

EDIT:
I used the default web.config settings provided but the rules had the URL to be rewritten as C:\Something and previously it didn’t have the physical path of the installation. I removed that to match the old style and now I don’t get the error on screen but the pictures still do not display. Maybe MSFiles is the culprit?