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I just want everyone to know that this works fine for me in 3.0.1 (with Multi-site enabled).
I got this email when I changed the Home page (xxx = name edited out):
Page changed
xxx made the following changes to the “Home” [edit] page on 29 November, 2010 at 19:11 UTC
Revision @ 2010-11-21 19:58:34 Current Page @ 2010-11-29 19:11:49
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In reply to: [Plugin: Maintenance Mode] No longer working for us with 3.0.1Hmm, I just got it to work with 3.0.1.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Maintenance Mode] MM with WP 3.0 MultisiteI have tried installing it with 3.0.1 and I can’t even get it to work. I can access the admin panel, but nothing happens after activating it.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Can't access wp-admin in newly added subdomain blogYou didn’t tell me if you accept donations. 😉
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Can't access wp-admin in newly added subdomain blogOK I just tried that and although it worked it also messed up an existing subdomain we used (forums.example.com). I fixed it by replacing the asterisk (*) with the subdomain that I created. So for example if your WP multisite created subdomain blog is foo.example.com then just enter that exact domain in your httpd.conf, like so:
ServerAlias foo.example.com
Hope that helps others in the future.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Can't access wp-admin in newly added subdomain blogAndrea,
You are a wordpress.org veteran! When I logged on today my post was all the down the stack, couldn’t find it. Do you accept donations?
Anyway, your advice worked!
I tried logging in after step 1 and it worked. Does this mean I won’t have to do step 2 or will I run into problems then again?
For reference sake, anyone else that has this problem, here’s how I fixed it (although your configuration may be different, I am on DirectAdmin, others may be on Plesk, etc.):
1) Go to the URL Andrea mentions;
2) In DirectAdmin I logged in as admin (you should have this information from your host, we’re on a dedicated server);
3) In the section ‘Extra Features’ there is a link called ‘Custom HTTPD Configurations’ that I clicked;
4) In the page that opened I clicked our domain name;
5) In the next page that opened I entered the contents of the link Andrea provided, replacing the ‘example.com’ with our domain and saved the file.