• Resolved erkkip

    (@erkkip)


    I am installing WordPress for the first time and need to have it multisite. Is there something I should do already before or during installation?

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  • Thread Starter erkkip

    (@erkkip)

    Thanks. It kind of worked but I still seem to have problems.

    It seems to be possible to create a new site and it appears in the “xxx Site Network Admin”. However if I try to go f.ex. to Dashboard it says:
    “Not Found
    The requested URL /offblogi/luomublogi/wp-admin/ was not found on this server.
    Apache/2.2.15 (Unix) Server at http://www.organic-finland.com Port 80″

    Likewise if I try to visit it:
    “Not Found
    The requested URL /offblogi/luomublogi was not found on this server.
    Apache/2.2.15 (Unix) Server at http://www.organic-finland.com Port 80″

    What might be wrong?

    Do you have mod_rewrite enabled on the server?
    Do pretty permalinks work on the main blog?

    Thread Starter erkkip

    (@erkkip)

    Do you have mod_rewrite enabled on the server?

    I don’t know – need to check.

    Do pretty permalinks work on the main blog?

    No.

    Thread Starter erkkip

    (@erkkip)

    I’m also worried that I may have made a mistake regarding the .htaccess file. When creating the network I couldn’t find it so I presumed I need to make one. Maybe I overwrote the existing one? How can I restore it?

    Thread Starter erkkip

    (@erkkip)

    Do you have mod_rewrite enabled on the server?

    answer to this is yes.

    Do pretty permalinks work on the main blog?

    No.

    Aha! This is why it;s not working.

    I’m also worried that I may have made a mistake regarding the .htaccess file. When creating the network I couldn’t find it so I presumed I need to make one. Maybe I overwrote the existing one?

    well, you;re supposed to replace everything that’s in the file anyway…

    Go check your apache config files. Just because mod_rewrite is enabled does not mean it is actually reading the htaccess file, because you can specify it not to (which is default).

    AllowOverride FileInfo Options

    is what you need.

    Thread Starter erkkip

    (@erkkip)

    I checked the files again and realize what happened. I had saved .htaccess as a rtf and the .rtf ending was still there. I made a txt file and deleted the txt ending – now it seems to work. Easy to make stupid mistakes…

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