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  • Greg_DBA

    (@greg_dba)

    I am thinking along your lines ESMI. I have spent the last three days trying to get a localhost mulitsite working and I keep running into brick walls – the last wall the perennial “host/subfolder1/wp-admin.php not found on this server” and tried various solutions with various results. This is getting too hard.

    I believe in the KISS principal however that said I don’t want to give in too easily either. It seems that there are specific issues with localhost / WAMP installations using multisite configurations.

    I have achieved MySites admin page and that’s it = 404.

    So. Back to basics and install separate wp installs for each site including Databases – after all they are only a few Kbs in size.

    I hope this post, along with those above, informs other users to draw a line in the sand. I can’t waste any more time on this.

    Catch you in the soup people 🙂

    Greg_DBA

    (@greg_dba)

    Tah Dah..

    Following on from another post that is closed…

    I commented the following lines from wp-config.php and
    it now works as designed.

    /*define(‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘localhost’);
    define(‘PATH_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘/Wordpress/’);*/

    Why this is I am not sure. It seems that these commands area
    conflicting with my Apache24 install..with php 5.4.16 on win7.

    Now to build some sites.. good luck all.

    Greg_DBA

    (@greg_dba)

    Well actually it didn’t work. It just looked like it did.
    Ther eis a notification that says 2 plugins need updating with a URL of update_core.php.

    more investigation ensues…

    Greg_DBA

    (@greg_dba)

    Hi. I am a noob to wordpress and when I went about installing networking the second time – I wiped the first go) it says to refresh the screen
    – That seems to work then it comes up with this error “the page isn’t redirecting properly”.

    I looked at many resolutions, above and others, until I realised that the URL in the browser was for [http://localhost/Wordpress/wp-admin/network/]
    I then deleted the word network (and the extraneous “/” and away it goes.

    I hope this helps someone 🙂

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