jkoole

The wonders of open source – I’m up again with the workaround detailed at the link above. Kudos.

Well, I’m an Apache served site, although it’s PHP through CGI at 1&1 as far as I know.

Update – using permalinks fixes things for me as well, except the URI is https://www.blogname.com/feed/ which doesn’t help all the people who were using /wp-rss2.php and are getting a 404 error. Going back to no permalinks doesn’t fix it either.

I’ll chime in with the same issue. I can get the feed in the browser by going direct to the URL, but the validator and Feeddemon show a 404.

I had the same issue, but when I changed hosts to 1&1 yesterday and reuploaded everything without a single change, trackbacks started working.

Perhaps some hosting outfits are blocking pings and trackbacks from going out?

Try the W3C validator for a good starting spot. It flags a ton of problems right from the get go.
https://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.daniel-sundgren.se%2F

But of course. Other than Carthik’s Update Linkroll plugin (now deactivated with no joy), I haven’t changed anything but the index.php page. Everything else is fresh and new. I’m going to try a brand new install on another server to see if it duplicates.

I see the same thing when I attempt to edit a link after upgrading to 1.2.2