perl
If you try and post curl or python or lynx you get the same effect.
Some sort of security setting that protects us from malicious scripts 🙂
How do you blog the word perl then? That’s a horrible solution to the problem.
Odd.. I went to try, and I can post that whole thing with no problem. Have you tried that sentence without the word ‘perl’ in ?
yes, I tried it without and it worked fine. I just tried it again and it works fine when I do ‘p-erl’ but not when I post ‘perl’…
🙁
none of your suggestions have worked, the perl didn’t work either.
Did you try double quotes instead of single quotes?
I had the same problem at a time with the word SELECT. I never got this working for WordPress and rephrased the sentence; and the bug I submitted got flagged as false alarm, on grounds it was a server problem rather than a wordpress problem.
When I bumped into the same problem with another tool, I found the following: When I send a few keywords to my server via a GET request, it savagely produced errors; and for some reason, doing the same thing via the POST method will fix this. Since then, I no longer use GET requests for updates (I believe there are a couple of those in WP) and everything works fine. Might work for you too.
what do you do when all of your pages suddenly give a 500 internal server error?
You delete your .htaccess file.
but now my archive pages have disappeared and i get a 404 error (my monthly pages) — what do i do, then?
What happened right before the 500 error ?
What you need is new permalinks.
Open Notepad
Press the spacebar once
Save the document as ‘htaccess.txt’
Upload to the same place as your ‘wp-rss2.php’ file
Change it’s name to .htaccess
Change it’s permissions to 666
then Options > Permalinks and make a new structure.
and for some reason i can’t make a particular post — it just won’t show up.
