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October 7, 2016 11:00 am GMT
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How a WordPress Error Almost Drove me Crazy
Originally, this article was going to be called “Server and WordPress Errors: the .htaccess Heredity.” However, this title would not have given you the slightest idea of what happened. Some errors are so stupid that you could start laughing out loud, were they not so sad. Read the story of a man in despair, fighting an error that was not an error. Don Quijote sends his best wishes. It was meant to become a simple WordPress installation. Install it once, and done. This task is not really difficult, and usually, it doesn’t take much expert knowledge to solve it. Nonetheless, it brought me close to complete despair, as I had to find a solution to an error that was no error. The Prologue – My Server-Move A few months ago, I got a “Managed-Root Cloud Server” from hostNET for my websites. I’ve wanted to get away from my shared hosting and get something that is future proof, due to scalable resources. I knew that my new server would have to come with an “Auto-Installer.” So I went ahead and tried it, installing WordPress for the first website in the main index, and not in a folder within said index. By […]Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Noupe/~3/1IMCxQQSkSU/how-a-wordpress-error-almost-drove-me-crazy-99056.html
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