Permalinks 404 after change

  • Resolved tribalmixes

    (@tribalmixes)


    7 years, 3 months ago

    hi

    setting up this new site.. did a few post, then noticed that permalinks were of a weirdest form, having /index.php/ in them. i have no idea how and when it started happening, maybe after installing yoast seo, cannot pinpoint now anymore.

    tried everything. disabled all plugins and switched to 2017 theme. no help. tried turning plugin on and off and changing permalinks every time – nothing.. maybe it is not yoast plugin, i do not know..

    tried going into .htaccess, checked if mod rewrite is enabled, and it is, and .htaccess is in good shape, gets updated by wordpres no problem.. tried 666-ing it, and of course same result, and in .htaccess there are proper lines for redirection…

    the only way posts can be accessed is via normal ?p=NNN url, or if i set the old permalink scheme back.. which is something like this https://djmp3.live/index.php/2017/11/29/ferry-corsten-corstens-countdown-536-05-oct-2017/

    is it something stuck in db or what? i do not understand, why can’t permalinks change… can anyone help, please?

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  • mod_rewrite might be disabled in your host. Please create a file phpinfo.php in your website root folder. In it paste the following:
    <?php phpinfo();?>

    Then try accessing the file via the browser. Should give you info as to whether or not mod_rewrite has been disabled on the server.

    Assuming you’ve updated your htaccess (by going into settings->permalinks and just hitting save), that’s all that comes to mind.

    Cheers ??

    Thread Starter tribalmixes

    (@tribalmixes)

    mod rewrite is on
    no matter what i try, i have to return to /index.php/ structure… it’s really annoying..

    Thread Starter tribalmixes

    (@tribalmixes)

    figured it out … the problem was that i changed the folder structure on the server and forgot to update httpd.conf with the correct paths, which basically made AllowOverride None enabled by default.

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