• I hope someone can point me in the right direction. I have MU installed in the root of https://example.com which is in a Cpanel environment. I have created a wildcard subdomain (*) and have created a subdomain blog at https://site1.example.com. This is working normally.

    I have a domain in GoDaddy named https://site1.com that I want to map to https://site1.example.com. These are the steps I’ve followed to get this working:

    Installed MU Domain Mapping, moved sunrise.php, uncommented sunrise in wp-config.

    In Site Admin–>Domain Mapping I added my server IP address.

    In the Backend of the subdomain blog of https://site1.example.com I added the domain name of https://site1.com (and think I checkmarked “Primary domain for this blog”).

    I went into Cpanel for this MU install and went to “Simple DNS Zone Editor”, chose my MAIN INSTALL DOMAIN (https://example.com) and added an A record using my IP address.
    ***Please note that the wording in my Cpanel was a bit different from the Cpanel instructions here.***

    I then went into my GoDaddy domain manager and changed the nameservers of the https://site1.com domain to point to my MU hosting account.

    It’s sort of working, but something is wrong because I can’t get to the backend of the subdomain blog any longer. Let me explain. If you go to https://site1.com the contents of https://site1.example.com are showing. However, when I try to login, either from the mapped domain, the subdomain, or click the “backend” link from within the Site Admin—>Blogs area, I am always redirected to https://site1.com/wp-admin/ and I’m getting my 404 page.

    If I visit https://site1.com/wp-login.php I am redirected to https://site1.example.com/wp-login.php. I’m not sure if this is intended behavior by the plugin or not, but if I login here, again I am redirected to https://site1.com/wp-admin/ and I get the 404.

    Can someone tell me if I might have something configured wrong, or what else I could check? Any assistance would be great appreciated. Thanks for your time.

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  • Thread Starter Adam W. Warner

    (@awarner20)

    Problem solved. Looks like I had things right. Through the (always top notch) assistance of my host, they discovered the error log for Apache indicated that the plugin was tripping their security software due to the nature of how the cookies were being handled. The security rules have since been adjusted to correct that.
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