rsgrone
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Super Cache] PHP error on WP Super Cache fopen/fclose/fputsah… I just noticed this is new… I am using Windows Server 2008 R2 with their url rewrite module and now, I am getting this error message onthe dashboard
Mod rewrite may not be installed!
It appears that mod_rewrite is not installed. Sometimes this check isn’t 100% reliable, especially if you are not using Apache. Please verify that the mod_rewrite module is loaded. It is required for serving Super Cache static files. You will still be able to use legacy or PHP modes.Would that be a clue?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Super Cache] PHP error on WP Super Cache fopen/fclose/fputsP.S. I am also getting this, after tohe 3.0.5 upgrade
PHP Deprecated: Function set_magic_quotes_runtime() is deprecated in C:\mysite\wp-settings.php on line 27
Could they be related?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Super Cache] PHP error on WP Super Cache fopen/fclose/fputsWow this is wierd now I am getting
[function.rename]: Access is denied. (code: 5) in C:\mysite\wp-content\plugins\wp-super-cache\wp-cache-phase2.php on line 546
I just changed the privileges on the plugin folder to 777 and it is still throwing that error…
Any clue?
Truthfully, I was not having any problems with the older version, and I have not narrowed it down to whether this started after the 3.0.5 upgrade or the SP Super-Cache upgrade…
Is there a way to “rollback’ to the last release of WP-Super Cache to test?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Subdomain help!Just curious since, our site could use a little adjustment to speed it up… Where did you come across that information?
There have been several posts, and I have posted on the WMPU Premium development forums, and the best we could come up with is major database changes… I believe you need to chunk-up (split) the database to be able to do what you want… I do not belive simply making sub domains will work since, if you are using for instance “Timthumb”, Timthumb will not work on an “external” url albeit, submdoain or not hence, even though you’ve created a subdomain to hold photo’s which, really does not matter since multiple installs will not see all images unless “all” the images are loaded into each database once again, this will simply increase the size of “All” your databases…
I am still interested in what you are up to though…
P.S. while doing the install to WP 3.0.5 use the original wp-config.php file during the install, it will then more than likeley tell you that it is going to upgrade the database (and backup your files, which you will have once you did the copy in the first step)
The easiest way is, to go into the orignal folder where MySQL was built (a.k.a. MySQL40) and copy the folder/directory called “DATA” (it’s contents) to the new MySQL direcotry (a.k.a MySQL55) and paste the contents of the original “DATA” folder into that folder and it should do the trick….
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: database backup with phpmyadmin gives "file not found" errorgo into mysql and do a manual dump… that’s the drawback with myphpadmin, if for whatever reason it loses communications with MySQL (even though you are loggin into MySQL to get into myphpadmin)myphpadmin will not be in sync with MySQL… hope that helps…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: resetting all passwordsP.S. by shutting down the mail daemon, the emails will not be sent, just dropped off in the queue
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: resetting all passwordsIF you have access to myphpadmin, you can find it that way… if you don’t and have access to MySQL tools, you can at least find out what the admin’s email address is by viewing the sitemeta, or…. you could go into the server, turn off the mail daemon, and request a password reset, go into the mailroot queue and view the email message sent… it will provide you with a link to reset the password… use that, and then go back into the mailroot queue and checkout the email message (notepad ++ works) and you have the new password tot he site…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Super Cache] PHP error on WP Super Cache fopen/fclose/fputsI am getting
PHP Warning: [function.rename]: Access is denied. (code: 5) in C:\site-directory\wp-content\plugins\wp-super-cache\wp-cache-phase2.php on line 546
And I am using: Stable tag: 0.9.9.8 on WP 3.0.5
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Assignment Desk] [Plugin: Assignment Desk] Submit Story Form: Layout BrokenI am looking at the vad.css file however, I haven’t a clue as to where or who to apply the changes…. I really need to have this pitch form reworked… I kind of looks like the first asp form I ever created… dull, crunched together, and not very “professional” looking…
On which file does one make changes to the “look and feel” of this form?
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Define the same upload folder for all multisite blogsSo what your saying is, I should use multisite, a domain manager plugin which would give me the ability to use both the .com and .co.uk in “one install” thereby allowing both sites to share the same media files (embedded in one database)?
I can work with that… I am using 3.04 multisite on one installation, the .com however, both sites are using wp-super-cache… will there be any adverse effect? I set them up separately due to the use of super-cache along with, they have different domain extensions…
Any advise would be greatly appreciated…
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Define the same upload folder for all multisite blogsAh, that is just it, we are not using multisite although we are running 3.04
That is to say, we have for instance one domain as domain.com and another as domain.co.uk
If that is of any value…
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Define the same upload folder for all multisite blogsThanks… I definitely need a database solution…
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Define the same upload folder for all multisite blogsI posted a similiar question…
I have domain.com and domain.co.uk and wanted them to share the same images both from a file location and with the database so that the images would be shared from blog to blog that is, if domain.com uploaded image1.gif then, domain.co.uk could see the same image within the media library…
It would be nice is some programming genius could come up with something like that and/or a way to create a single database two separate databases could share from an image stand-point… it would really save on disk space…