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It’s showing that error for a large number of files. I tried restarting the backup, and the SQL file gets updated but that’s it. The files it’s showing errors on are mostly Magento PHP files, but they’ve actually been backed up, they’re in the backup folder already. So I don’t know if the plugin is checking with Dropbox to see if those files have changed, and that’s triggering the error?

It appears that all the Magento files were backed up, and it made it through some of the wp-content folder where it is stuck now. But like I said, the errors are all related to Magento files that are already in the backup folder.

I’m also getting a “File not Found” message in IE when I try to load this player within an infowindow on a Google Map. It works in the other major browsers.

Sure, the site’s at https://neutricks.com/

On every other page the canonical seems to be correct except the homepage.

The same thing happened to me after upgrading. When I go to the settings page it gives me this,

Please edit your /var/www/wp-config.php and move the line define( ‘SUNRISE’, ‘on’ ); above the last require_once() in that file.

Doesn’t matter where I put define( ‘SUNRISE’, ‘on’ ); , it still gives the error.

I get the exact same error. Using 3.0.1 in both MAMP and on the live server.

Has there been any update on this? I am also running WP 3.0.1 Multisite with the Domain Mapping plugin. Running W3 Total Cache causes all domains to lead to the main site.

Seemed to be related to the memory available to PHP. This was causing other minor problems with the WP E-Commerce plugin. I increased the amount and am now able to download reports as expected.

I had taken that .htaccess redirect out to prevent a redirect loop, but when I put it back in, all is working as expected. Thanks again for your help.

OK, I think I got it almost working. I changed the DOMAIN_CURRENT_SIte to “www.domain.com” and also did a search/replace through the database to update the urls to “www.domain.com”. Now entering domain.com, you are redirected correctly to https://www.domain.com, and all the links on the page work correctly leading to https://www.domain.com.

One problem remains, trying to enter a page’s url directly, like domain.com/about/ only leads back to https://www.domain.com. Would I have to do something in .htaccess to get these to direct to the right place?

Side Note: When I first made the changes, my admin links all lead to my home page. But removing or renaming wpmu-settings.php like you suggested took care of that with no apparent side effects. I must have mistakenly left that in my root folder when I did the upgrade.

Thanks for your help.

Also, in researching I came across this post from Andrea on this issue for WPMU, https://wpmututorials.com/hacks/forcing-mu-to-use-www/.

I started the site in MU and have since upgraded to 3.0. She mentions the problem in her post will be fixed with 3.0, but I still have the wpmu-settings.php file in my root folder. Is this safe to remove? Or do I need to keep it since I’ve upgraded from MU and did not do a clean install?

I believe I tried changing that, but I set the DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE as “www.domain.com”.

Should it be the full url? https://www.domain.com?

Fixed it. Something with the WordPress MU Domain Mapping plugin was causing the issue. I updated that plugin to the newest version in trunk and everything is functioning as expected now.

I just updated to latest version 3.0-RC2-15204 and still am having the problem. I did an upgrade from WPMU 2.9.2 following these directions, https://wpmu.org/how-to-upgrade-wpmu-2-9-2-to-wordpress-3-0-in-5-easy-steps/ that I found in multiple places.

The links become relative to whatever site I am in. I am using 3.0 RC1

All the menu links are working as expected, Appearance, Tools, etc. It’s the links between the sites’ admin areas that aren’t functioning correctly.

If I am in Super Admin -> Sites, the link to each of my sites “Backend” leads to whatever site I am currently in. So I have 5 sites, if I’m in the backend of domain.com, the “Backend” link for each of my additional sites leads to domain.com/wp-admin, instead of domain.com/site1/wp-admin, domain.com/site2/wp-admin and so on.

I can manually change what site I am editing by typing in the correct URL, but that will eventually become a pain as we add more sites.