KansasCoder

Hi all. Well I did the same but swapped out p for body and voila…bigger font size.

Tee Hee

kchristiano
Yep..we’re still running 3.1.3 but are planning our upgrade to happen soon.

We’re using URL Rewrite version 2.0. I think if it were a rewrite issue it would be happening to all of our blogs and not just one.

Can you tell me more about that php timeout you hit? Did this issue show up in your iis logs or your event viewer logs? What did you up it to?

Regarding the permalinks… the URL that is being shown when we mouseover the link to a comment is in keeping with the format we’ve specified. Is that what you meant by verifying them?

Thanks for your help!

I think I will just wait and it they need more space I’ll lobby to have the server virtualized!

Maybe I could just use F:\…. instead of a UNC? But in either case would you recommedn keeping the directory structure the same, as in preserving “wp-content/blogs.dir/12/files”?

Thanks Ipstenu!

Curently there’s nothing on F: so if this is right I would need to replace what is currently there, which appears to be a relative path, “wp-content/blogs.dir/12/files” and make it a network share like “\\machinename\F$\wp-content/blogs.dir/12/files”?

Actually the drive is 1.5 TB. The amount they have to upload is alot less. How would I go about making a folder on the F: drive the default location? Is there a How-To on that? And this will work on the netowrk installation (multi-site)?

Thanks!

will do..thanks for your help

Hmm…The only values in my wp-config that relate to SSL (AFAIK) are:
define( ‘FORCE_SSL_ADMIN’, true );
define( ‘FORCE_SSL_LOGIN’, true );

Is there another setting I should put in there?

Generally you want to enforce ssl on login pages and for all pages on your admin section. This is for security purposes. There are tags you can put in your wp-config file to remove this though. If I remember correctly it is define(‘force_ssl_admin’, false) but use at your own peril.

I was afraid of that. The plugin doesn’t appear to allow the http type to be set so that won’t do what I need.

I hardcoded ‘http’ as the scheme parameter for the get_home_url function (they should always be http anyway) as the admin bar uses that function but for some reason it ignores it and still uses https. Odd. Do I need to do an iisreset after altering functions before the changes take effect?

Yeah..it’s the admin bar.

I should mention we are running this on Windows with IIS7

Bummer about that support. We are just using the 2 fields in the wp-config to force ask on the login and trout the admin pages and it is working great even with network on iis7. Go figger!

Apaprently our webserver’s IP disassociated with the Reverse-proxy server. Once it was reassociated we were able to use the FORCE elements in the wp-config to force ssl on our login and our admin pages. No plugins required.

It appears that Mvied’s WordPress HTTPS plugin doesn’t work, at least with Network and there is very little response to his support forum.