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I don’t think that’s the problem. I am using it my other websites and it is of no problem.

hi, jjacobsen,

could you explain in more detail about your solution?

thanks,

This thread is still open to discuss, and it is not resolved yet.

Okay, thanks for your help upto now.

I will quit this issue as it didn’t work for me after gone through almost every step which was posted in this troubleshoot page.

Too much hardship on WP 2.0’s permalink!

No. It’s been set to “All”.

Here is my Apache configuration file, if you could give some realistic help. (https://www.cyon.org.uk/apache.conf.sample)

Thanks,

Hi, filosofo, Thanks for giving me your time and help.

Okay, I also presume that this might be a server side issue. I wonder what sort of configuration should I add in my “apache.conf” for this get to work.

I wonder if I add some “<Directory> … </Directory>” options in the apache.conf file?

I have manually edited .htaccess file such that it only has a line “ErrorDocument 404 /index.php” in it. After that, I set its ownership and group to “www-data” so that WP 2.0 can have an access the file.

I typed “/archives/%post_id%” into the permalinks field, and then tried to access a link something like “https://www.cyon.org.uk/archives/52&#8221;.

But, it still failed! (The browser shows me up the same page like “The page cannot be found.”)

It’s shame that the permalink in WP 2.0 is not smooth working for most people who use it.

So, what else should I try? (By the way, the default paermalinks option always worked fine for me. But, I want something better permalinks.)

Yes, I am certain as I can see ‘mod_rewrite’ in Loaded Module section of my PHP information page.

I can use ‘mod_rewrite’ in another application. I use ‘mod_rewrite’ for the Gallery2 (https://gallery.sourceforge.net/) without any problem.

No. What I tried to say is that I typed “/archives/%post_id%” into the permalinks field, and it says the permalinks structure information is updated well.

But, afterwards, if I try to access a page something like “https://www.cyon.org.uk/archvies/52&#8221;, then the browser shows me “The page cannot be found”.

It means that the web browser displays “The page cannot be found”