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Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Upgrade to 3.5.1 and now all my sites have the same title….I had W3-total cache installed but I wasn’t using it anywhere so I removed it and that fixed the issue. As crazy as it sounds.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Upgrade to 3.5.1 and now all my sites have the same title….I have that exact same issue. At first I though it was an issue because I attempted to update, but my permissions were messed up so it couldn’t overwrite the files. But if you updated no problem, then that’s not the issue. I have noticed that it shows the site name of the one you are on. So for example say I navigate to site.example.com, it will show the title of ‘site’ instead of the network site.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Subdomain BlockingI have one problem though. I use Webmin to manage my apache virtual hosts and I’ve been making their own config under sites-available/enabled. Do I need to convert it all into the httpd.conf or is there a way to do it as it? Also, if I have to move it all into one file, will webmin still work with it in an easy to run manor? Not that it’s harder to manage it by command line it’s just that it’s takes longer.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Upload files without using FTPYup and still no luck…I’ll just make them an ftp account. I can’t figure this out, i’m just wasting my time.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Uh oh – Using Permalinks – broke siteDo you have a .htaccess file and properly setup? If not you will probably need to download wordpress and copy the .htaccess file to your document root for your website.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Upload files without using FTPI still am having issues. I created a folder inside home called www to house all my websites. I have apache virtual hosts set up to point to the document roots. An example would be /home/www/website and I have /home/www/website and everything inside chowned to my username and the webserver’s group. I have the folder and the wp-content folder along with everything inside chmoded to 775 and I still get the FTP info page to install a theme or plugin. When I was on the free host I don’t think it asked for the details but I also think i had the wp-content folder set to 777 but I shouldn’t need to have it set to 777 because the webserver has direct access…unless I should flop the permissions and make the user the webserver and the group my group.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't upload fils larger than 2MBThanks much! My webhost’s support people say that they limit php file uploads to strictly 2MB. So this will help me a lot as a large portion of the files that I will upload will probably be over 2MB.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't upload fils larger than 2MBI contacted the support people, but they didn’t answer my question on weather or not they are limiting the very maximum. They just told me to use FTP since they don’t limit that, but then I can’t add the files to the media manager. I noticed that there is a button to add files, but it doesn’t seem to work. I do think though that it is allowing larger than 2MB because I was able to get just over 40% of the 16MB file uploaded before it errored out and I figure 40% to be just over 6MB. Anyone know of any plugins or a way to add files to the media manger if I was to upload my larger files via FTP?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't upload fils larger than 2MBThe webhost doesn’t give logs to free accounts. So no, they wouldn’t help. All I know is for some reason I get the 413 error because the files are supposably too large. I’ll contact their support and see what they say.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't upload fils larger than 2MBYes. I created a file that runs phpinfo() and it shows the changes.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't upload fils larger than 2MBI can’t modify it directly, but I can make changes via .htaccess.