JimiDad

Hi Rajan,

This seems to be ok with other formats, so it is just the .MOV extensions.

Any idea on a way round this?

I notice that .MOV could not be uploaded into WordPress by default.
IS there a bug with your plugin for the .MOV file-format?

Thanks

Thanks,

I’m not aware of a redirect. I’m on Windows 2008 R2, with IIS 7.5.

Is there an equivalent place i should be looking?

Its’ almost as if localhost is set as a parameter with a default set of values.

Hi Alex,

That advice falls over at the first hurdle, as we are unable to to set a windows path in the options section.

It will only take unix/Linux filepaths.

So if we can’t set a Windows path, then is it correct that this plugin will only work on Linux platforms?

It would be helpful if you could clarify this.

Thanks

I have the same problem.

I am running Windows 2008 R2, and IIS 7.5.

Can you advise how I cam make your plugin FFMPEG aware please.

Thanks

OK, I think this was plugin related and ‘absolute privacy’ was the culprit.

I removed it, reinstalled the lates version (possibly unsupported) and it was still no good.

Tried anothe rone ‘Private Only’ and my blog is now indeed members only and logs in first time every time.

Thanks once again.

Thanks Krishna,

I actually found very similar advice on the wordpress site shortly after posting.

I am now working through the issues.
At the moment, I suspect it is plugin related.

Having removed Hello Dolly, my site is now open (previously it was members only) and absolute privacy is not working.

Currently wrestling with this issue.

Will let you know how I get on.

Advice appreciated !

I have been busy on the IIS side of things, and set up IIS tracing and it looks like IIS is in the clear.

What I now need help on is how to debug wordpress ?

People,

I found what I was looking for an it was simple in the end.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Changing_The_Site_URL

Chaneg the site_url in general settings to allow local editing.
Easy