badjeros

I was having the same or a similar problem: logging into an external OpenID-enabled site with my root URL (where my blog is published) led to a 404 error on my own site.

I’m using WP 3.0.

I tried editing the URL to remove the “wp” (it was wp in my case, not wordpress) and that took me to the

This is an OpenID Server.
Nothing to see here… move along.

error, but didn’t log me into the external site.

Tried downgrading to 3.2.2 as suggested, and it then took me straight to the “Nothing to see here” error, without having to edit the URL, but that of course doesn’t solve the problem.

I also have this problem after upgrading to 2.6

I use “Day and name” permalink structure. I have John Godley’s Redirection plugin installed, I don’t know if that’s relevant.

I tried setting the category and tag bases to category and tag and updating the permalinks, but that didn’t solve the problem.

I’m hoping someone will devise a simple fix. I’d rather not start digging around in my sql database if I can avoid it.

I think I had and solved the same problem.

If you are like me, you copied ‘archive.php’ from the default kubrick theme into your new theme, but not also ‘archives.php’.

Once ‘archives.php’ is copied over, the ‘write pages’ screen will recognize that there is an available template and add a ‘Page Template’ box to the sidebar which you can then use as per the codex instructions.

FYI, ‘archive.php’ is a template for generating pages of old entries once they have been called by the user. ‘archives.php’ is a template for creating a list of available pages of old entries.

So if you follow the codex instructions, you use the Create Page page to create an archive page using the ‘archive.php’ template which will be a list of available monthly pages which will individually be generated from ‘archives.php’. Confused? I am.