Okay. I personally don’t know then…sorry. =(
Developer needed.
developers? has anyone else had this problem and fixed it?
I dont understand what everyone is having problems with. Mine works fine.
http://www.feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url=http://desk003.com/feed/rss2/
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James Huff
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Desk003, as does mine. I think this is an issue isolated to certain setups (PHP versions?). Please report the bug with FULL details of your setup. http://mosquito.wordpress.org/
It isn’t isolated, because i have the same problem with two installs that I did. I’ll issue a bug report, but I just wanted to note that I don’t think it’s only those two with the problem.
I’ll chime in with the same issue. I can get the feed in the browser by going direct to the URL, but the validator and Feeddemon show a 404.
Update – using permalinks fixes things for me as well, except the URI is http://www.blogname.com/feed/ which doesn’t help all the people who were using /wp-rss2.php and are getting a 404 error. Going back to no permalinks doesn’t fix it either.
OK, I’m at my wits end on this one as well. I’m running IIS so the .htaccess, as far as I know, doesn’t apply to me. I’ve made sure that the appropriate users have file level access to my blog files. I’ve tried updating my permalinks to several different designs, but with no luck. Anyone got any suggestions for us poor IIS people? Thanks.
http://www.radicalwacko.com/blog/
Oh, one last thing. If I change the Permalink structure, I no longer get a 404 error, I get a No Input File Specified message.
Well, I’m an Apache served site, although it’s PHP through CGI at 1&1 as far as I know.
I’m seeing the same thing on my upgrade. Saw some other errors (see http://wordpress.org/support/topic.php?id=23713 ) but besides that the site itself and the admin seem to be functioning properly.
I created a copy of the site and upgraded that, but all the RSS functions trigger the 404.
I have my two blogs with the problem on the same hosted domain. Originally both of them didn’t work, now one of them works. I’m totally lost.
I get a 404 in the browser, but when I hit refresh a number of times it eventually works (anywhere from 1 to more than a dozen refreshes required). The next refresh after that times out …
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The wonders of open source – I’m up again with the workaround detailed at the link above. Kudos.
