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Yup, I’m also having this problem, and haven’t been able to find any kind of hack or workaround. I know you’re both busy, but any news mitcho/lesterchan? I love and use many of both of your plugins, but can we get these two to play nice?

Thanks.

Yup, that seems to have done the trick for me. As I mentioned, I was no longer experiencing permalink issues, but the install was extremely slow, which was a symptom others had mentioned. Adding the php.ini file seems to have dramatically sped up the load times of the installation.

I submitted a ticket and they wrote back saying they could not produce the error on their end. Sure enough, when I tried going back and doing it on any of my existing blogs or a clean install, I was unable to reproduce the error. All pretty permalinks are now working across my account. So something changed, I’m not sure.

However, WordPress loads are still pretty slow, especially in peak times – this is with SuperCache installed and activated. I may submit a ticket to them about that fairly soon.

Well, that’s what I’m thinking, so I’ll send in a ticket later today. If you don’t mind putting it up here, what’s your domain name so I can include it in the ticket? If you’d rather do it privately, send me an email at gabe AT ghscommunications DOT com

Yup, I am…that’s how I found the thread. Have you submitted a ticket about it yet? If not, I mean, this is two verifiable instances of the same problem…maybe we can get some results?

Er, I want to clarify: a ticket based on this latest information about allowoverride and php_flags, as you’ve already sent one in about the 404 error in general.

Yeah, I just noticed this as well. It’s okay if you don’t add too many new pages all the time, because posts don’t change anything.

I also got the 505 trying to add the php_flag stuff to my .htaccess. I’m about to e-mail my host and just link them this thread.

Changing from s:12 to s:11 solved the issue for me as well…posts, categories, archives and feeds are now functional with pretty permalinks. Unfortunately, on a shared host I don’t have any access to apaches settings, so does anyone know if changing to s:11 is a permanent fix?

Interesting that miscounting by one could cause a bug like that…I checked some of the other strings and they seem to be correct…didn’t have time to check them all, however.

Yeah, weird…it wasn’t working for about two hours and all of the sudden everything works.

Oh well, and thanks so much,

Gabe