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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t get WP 1.5 to write proper .htaccess rulesMaking a copy of index.php to the root did indeed do the trick.
However, wp-feed.php doesn’t work with a setup like that. You need to add
dirname(__FILE__)before each included file’s name to make it work again. I’ve created a bug report about it: http://mosquito.wordpress.org/view.php?id=1169Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t get WP 1.5 to write proper .htaccess rulesThanks, Ming. That will probably solve my problem in a clean-ish way. Although it’d be cleaner if one could be able to set the sub-directory name in the options and all WordPress files would reside in the same directory.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t get WP 1.5 to write proper .htaccess rulesSo there’s no way to have WordPress files in a sub-directory? If I set Blog Address to http://www.visakopu.net/wordpress then WordPress writes the .htaccess file there and accessing the domain root doesn’t reach the rewrite rules.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t get WP 1.5 to write proper .htaccess rulesYes, and the index.php is located in the WordPress Address (http://www.visakopu.net/wordpress/index.php). After rewriting the URL, Apache tries to access /index.php (http://www.visakopu.net/index.php) which is wrong place to go.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t get WP 1.5 to write proper .htaccess rulesYes, these rules are written into /.htaccess. There’s no /wordpress/.htaccess. However, the point here is that the location of index.php should be taken into consideration when writing the mod_rewrite rules.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t get WP 1.5 to write proper .htaccess rulesI don’t have any other redirects set up in the .htaccess file. As far as I can see, mod_rewrite is doing as it’s supposed to do, it’s just that WordPress gives it wrong directions.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Discussion forum to a WordPress blogIs there a reason why recommend SMF? I’ve never heard of it before and the documentation seems to be vague.