Multiple blogs vs. permalinks
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My goal: create a development (and dbms backup) version of my blog. Please note in the following, that at my host luxsci.com, your root is required to be ~/www/.
So far I have partial success as follows:
– https://seekerblog.com/test/ links to the dev instance #2 (which is also running a test Rin theme)
BUT
– opening a specific UNIQUE post ==> nothing found (i.e., a post that has been added to instance#2 since the cloning).
– when opening a specific post, or a category set, the permalink appears to work, e.g.,
https://seekerblog.com/test/archives/20051109/in-france-its-not-jihad-and-never-has-been/
displays the correct content, but using the Production #1 theme.
Further, a category link resolves to the entries in the Production #1 DBMS, though the browser-displayed link appears correct, e.g.,
seekerblog.com/test/archives/category/cia/
I have configured the Development instance as follows:
– created dbms instance#2, cloned production#1 into #2
– installed WP1.5.2 into a subdirectory of my root,
seekerblog.com/www/test/
– pointed ~/www/test/wp_config to instance#2
– left alone $table_prefix = ‘wp_’ due to separate dbms
– set the #2 WordPress address to https://seekerblog.com/testMy .htaccess is identical in both directories:
seekerblog.com/www/.htaccess
seekerblog.com/www/test/.htaccessAnd .htaccess follows:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^(.+)$ /index.php/$1I’m certain the solution to this problem is in the forum archives, but I’ve not been able to search it up.
Suggestions mucho appreciated! Steve D.
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