Ooypunk

Why is it crap for the SEO? Because it would be seen as duplicate content or something?

Mapping every site twice would be no problem.

Isn’t that plugin to map one domain name to one blog?

What I want is that all blogs listen to two domains, like this:
– blog1 is now located at domain1/blog1; domain2/blog1 should show the same blog
– identically, blog2 is at domain1/blog1; domain2/blog2 should show the same blog
– and so on

I have tried the domain mapping plugin, but it doesn’t work (it won’t record into the database the mappings I want to create). If what I described is possible with this plugin, please let me know.

New version is up. Can you check and confirm this problem is gone?

Thanks for posting it here, I will look into it ASAP.

Could you enlighten me, please?

I may have found a workaround, I would like to hear your opinion on this.

1. I changed RewriteRule ^files/(.+) wp-includes/ms-files.php?file=$1 [L] into RewriteRule ^images/(.+) wp-includes/ms-files.php?file=$1 [L]
This way WP can still distinguish the files of separate blogs, and we get our /images directory (virtually).
2. As changing Fileupload Url does nothing (*), I dug in and put this in functions.php:

function filter_attachment_url($url=""){
	$url = str_replace('/files/', '/images/', $url);
	return $url;
}
add_filter('wp_get_attachment_url','filter_attachment_url');

(*) I still think having options in the settings that don’t work is a bit silly.

We no longer desire to change to location of the uploads, but the other question remains. My boss requires files to be in the /images directory (so domain.com/images), because all our other sites have the files in /images.

Confirmed.

This appeared:

08.20.2012 12:00:35 - 1. Config loaded
08.20.2012 12:00:35 - 2. Authenification sucessfull
08.20.2012 12:00:35 - 3. Directory read: __/__/__/____home/testuser/domain/public_html_cgn/images/cose/
08.20.2012 12:00:35 - 3a. $_FILES content:
Array
(
    [Filedata] => Array
        (
            [name] => DSC00241.JPG
            [type] => application/octet-stream
            [tmp_name] => /tmp/phpwsjL2V
            [error] => 0
            [size] => 315009
        )

)

08.20.2012 12:00:35 - 4. Check valid extension: DSC00241.JPG
08.20.2012 12:00:35 - 4a. Extension valid.
08.20.2012 12:00:35 - 5. Before move_uploaded_file : /tmp/phpwsjL2V -> __/__/__/____home/testuser/domain/public_html_cgn/images/cose__dsc00241.jpg
08.20.2012 12:00:35 - 5a. After move_uploaded_file.
08.20.2012 12:00:35 - 6. Uploaded.
08.20.2012 12:00:35 - 7. Internal processing done.
08.20.2012 12:00:35 - 9. End upload
08.20.2012 12:00:35 - 10. End store session

I wonder where the ‘__/__/__/____’ before home/ comes from?

No, not me. :s

So I should add that again?

Here you go: https://www.casinogokken.net/temp/wp_flash_uploader_2.16.1.zip

Please notify when you downloaded it, so I can remove it.

Yes, but when I update the kitchen sink is gone, and our editors need it to do their job. So I have no choice, unless someone helps me fix this.

I have found the solution: downgrading WordPress to the previous version.

That is not an error, it is a notice. It means that the WP_CACHE constant was added to wp-config.php.
As it is not an error, nothing has to be done.

Working version is 2.16.1, erratic version is 2.16.2.