velvetpixel

Thank you!

Thank you! ??

I have tried setting umask to 002 in /etc/profile. Do I need to do this in httpd.conf as well?

Thanks for the reply!

So just that and change the wp-config to:
define(‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’,’dev.example.com’ );

Anything else?

Thank you both for your insight!

Did you read the first line of my post?

Thanks for trying though ??

Turns out it’s an issue with the flickerRSS plugin. I just moved to a new server with the latest apache, php, mysql and this plugin is not happy! ??

If the server cannot write to that directory then how are uploads and theme additions handled? What account is WP using to do these functions?

Couldn’t I leverage expires headers?

Anybody have resolution to this?

Well a test folder would be awesome if wordpress didn’t hardcode full urls or paths into lots of places on multiple tables in the database.

Moving folders is a REAL pain in the ass with this app.

Why isn’t the site coded to use the path or domain as a variable and then every url in the database is relative so moving the install to a different folder only requires a change to two lines in the wp-config.php file?

domain install:
https://www.example.com/wp_install/

path:
/home/account/public_html/somefolder/

Those would then be added to the relative path where needed with php

Sorry about the rant but I’ve done three of these moves in two weeks and one was a large WPMU with about 3000 instances in the DB that needed to be modified.

Ok end of rant and back on topic.

I have DirectoryIndex index2.html set in my .htaccess file as I want that static to be my default content while testing.

I want to still be able to access index.php without it redirecting to /

How can I temprarily disable the redirection wordpress is doing?

But I am unable call the index.php file directly so something in wordpress is redirecting index.php to / and / is handled by index.html.

I am not able to switch themes as that is part of what I am working on.

What can I edit to stop the redirect and allow me to view index.php

There are no DirectoryIndex rules in place in httpd.conf or .htaccess.

Thank you both! ??

Anybody?

Anybody?

When adding:

Redirect 301 /transparency/?p=386 https://blogs.example.com/blog/2009/07/20/welcome-to-the-organic-market-where-everything-is-fresh/

to the wp .htaccess file nothing happens. At least I no longer have a server error ??