• I’m having some trouble figuring out where the referenced configuration is coming from in SitePush. I get these errors showing the filesystem path concatenated with URL:

    Warning: Currently configured WordPress uploads directory (/www/example/wp-content/uploads) is different from the configured uploads directory in your sites config file (/www/examplehttps://example.com/wp-content/uploads)
    
    Warning: Currently configured WordPress must-use plugins directory (/www/example/wp-content/mu-plugins) is different from the configured plugins directory in your sites config file (/www/examplehttps://example.com/wp-content/mu-plugins)
    
    Warning: Currently configured WordPress themes directory (/www/example/wp-content/themes) is different from the configured themes directory in your sites config file (/www/examplehttps://example.com/wp-content/themes)

    Here’s my sites_config.ini:

    [all]
    cache = no
    caches[] = /caches/timthumb
    caches[] = /caches/something_else
    
    [live]
    label = Live Site
    domain = example.com
    web_path = /www/example
    wp_plugin_dir = /wp-content/plugins
    wp_content_dir = /wp-content
    db = live
    live = yes
    
    [staging]
    label = Staging Site
    domain = staging.example.com
    web_path = /www/staging.example
    db = staging
    live = no

    Any idea how I can fix this?

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  • Plugin Author Mark Rowatt Anderson

    (@markauk)

    The “currently configured” directories are what WP has configured for those directories from its own config. The should be the same as SitePush’s config for that site, and if they are not SitePush gives a warning.

    It’s possible that the https is causing a problem – could you try without https and see if that makes any difference. If not, please add:-

    define('SITEPUSH_DEBUG',TRUE);

    to your wp-config file and send me the output in the SitePush options screen.

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