[wp-testers] Network Issue

[Andrew Nacin]

Hi George,
If your blog's URL was initially installed at http://example.com (and thus
entered into your options table for the home and siteurl entries), then
that's what Network would abide by when you have a subdirectory install
(that's VHOST != 'yes'). What page are you trying to access, and what URL
should it be taking you to? (What htaccess rule are you using?) Perhaps a
dump of the site and blogs tables could help. (You can send those to me
directly if you'd like, no need to clutter the list that much.)

If there's a bug, it'd be good to fix it. If it's just poor documentation or
unexpected functionality, it'd be good to improve that too.

nacin

On Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 12:24 PM, George Pearce <gp at iampearce.com> wrote:

> I have VHOST off and the domain set to http:// for everwhere I can find,
> the
> install is setup for subdirectories.
>
> I fixed it with a htaccess direct for anything www. but Wordpress is still
> definitely doing it - I set everything to http:// before I did the
> installation, though.
>
> George
>
> On 20 February 2010 17:15, scribu <scribu at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > To be a bit clearer:
> >
> > Having define('VHOST', 'YES'):
> >
> > When you go to *www.something.com/about*, MS assumes that you're trying
> to
> > visit the blog *www* in the *something.com* network and it redirects you
> > to
> > the homepage because it can't find said blog.
>