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  • Thread Starter krinaz

    (@krinaz)

    Oops – feel dumb but maybe this will help others ;^> I realized I was trying to access authormartinr.com/wpadmin instead of authormartinr.com/wp-admin – DOH!

    All is well now…

    Thread Starter krinaz

    (@krinaz)

    OK so digging around a bit I believe I found that the line – that has to be commented out – does this:

    If the URL begins with “wp-includes/” then skip the next three lines (essentially skip all further processing).

    If the URL does not begin with “wp-includes/” then continue on to the next line which is the first rewrite rule (the next three lines are various rewrites to make the URL begin with “wp-includes/”).

    I can’t think of why skipping the rewrite rules if the URL already begins with “wp-includes/” would cause a fatal error on the Apache server – anyone with thoughts on this?

    Thread Starter krinaz

    (@krinaz)

    Hi, ok you’re right – I was viewing on my iPad at first – and Loginizer doesn’t display well on an iPad (or Mac for that matter).
    Link to the Mac screenshot – http://www.screencast.com/t/JZryOHdFeXg
    Link to the iPad screenshot – http://www.screencast.com/t/rIgSUZJN4HCt

    Suggestions:
    1) It would be nice if the display was formatted to display well on Mac and iOS devices.
    2) If an actual file permission is set more restrictive than suggested then don’t make it red just because it’s not exactly at the suggested permission – e.g. in my screenshots the actual permission is 750 and the suggested is 755. I think any actual that is less restrictive than suggested should be red, anything more restrictive should be green, and when exactly at suggested should also be green or maybe black.

    Thanks for your fast response above!

    Thread Starter krinaz

    (@krinaz)

    By the way – more details:

    I get that error when just accessing my home page if the line isn’t commented out.

    The wp-includes directory does exist with correct permissions of 755

    I did a plain vanilla Softaculous/cPanel one click install to my public_html dir

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