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  • Yes, I think so. The problem seems to be that in the Options->General settings, I had the “WordPress address (URL):” and “Blog address (URL):” set to “http://myblog.com”, instead of “http://www.myblog.com” (I.e., I didn’t have the “www.” in front of the domain.

    Since I have my webserver set up to redirect myblog.com to http://www.myblog.com, the redirect happened, causing a GET to be used instead of a POST (that seems like an odd thing for Apache to do, but so it seems).

    Nonetheless, I made the change in my Options, and all seems well.

    Best of luck.

    When I switch to Classic theme, I get a 405 error from wp-comments-post.php: This error (HTTP 405 Method Not Allowed) means that Internet Explorer was able to connect to the website, but the site has a programming error.

    Indeed, looking at the server logs, when I click Submit, the server sees a POST, but 301 redirects it to wp-comments-post.php (right back to itself?) but it comes as a GET, and the error-checking at the top of wp-comments-post.php returns a 405.

    But, I I don’t understand why it redirects back to itself.

    I have the same problem – comments act like they are going to work, but no comments are posted. Also, perhaps related, I can’t upload any files – again, it acts like the files are uploaded, but they don’t show up in the upload manager or in the uploads directory. (using 2.2.1)

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