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@kenrik I just tested the following:
– Added /%year%/ to the beginning of my custom permalink. This did not resolve the issue.
– I then appended %year%/ to the beginning of the category base (%year%/%category%/%postname%) and this resolved the issue for both posts and pages.
– I removed /%year%/ from the custom permalink field (leaving it in the category base) and everything still works. Of course, posts do display the year they were created in the URL while pages do not.

Hi,

I’m running into the same problem except it’s my pages, not posts, that are throwing 404. I am using custom permalinks /%category%/%postname%/. I’ve followed all suggested steps including:

• Disabling all plugins
• renaming plugin directory
• installing the hotfix, Permalink Fix & Disable Canonical Redirects Pack & Top Level Categories plugins (the second redirects to the index page)
• Switching to TwentyTen theme
• removing my .htaccess

I then tried a clean install of WP 3.1 and it the problem persists. This occurs locally on OS X (MAMP) and on my Linux production which is hosted by Media Temple.

Thanks for your assistance.

Here are detailed instructions on switching PHP to fast-cgi on MediaTemple.

Sorry, (dv).

MediaTemple

Just wanted to acknowledge here what fixed my issue. Not sure if it’s suitable for everyone who experiences this issue but I had ended up adjusting my PHP setting to operate in fast-cgi mode for separate plugin issue.. This required that I switch user permissions from Apache to a different user and group.

After doing so the plugin started working.

No

I see that a new version of this plugin became available today but still having the issues mentioned above. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!