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[g-admin]

We’re currently having some problems, most probably over at our hosting provider, which prevents other pages then the first page to display.
They’re working on it and I sure hope that it’s up running before I wake up on Monday morning (CET)

I’m no expert on the inner workings of PHP but it seems that when we try to access a url like http://www.grynx.com/index.php/2005/07/ then I get a 404…
It ‘just happened’ and as far as I can see the logfiles at my provider starts at exactly the same time as the problems started so I something was done at that time.

BE PATIENT!!! (Even though I’m on my edge right now)

Cheers,
Chris

[g-admin]

Amazing!!! I called my hosting company (apollohosting.com) and and told them that on 04.12am 19 feb everything below /index.php/ didn't work.
I could see that all logfiles were created at 04.16am so I knew that something had been done to the server - and of course they deny it.

After a couple of emails back and forth with an engineer (6 hours later!) he mentioned that I didn't have an .htaccess file, which is correct. But then again it did work fine without it before.

So I started digging around and after looking at the information page from the php server I saw that the version that I was now running was built at 6pm on the 18th! Yeah right - 'they didn't do anything', my ass.

So assuming that with the new build my environment had changed I tried to change the permalink structure, and then everything worked. But as I have so many incoming links on the old structure I let wordpress create a new .htaccess file and added a rewrite rule to remove the index.php/ from any url's that had it. And on the first try - it worked.

So if you have the problem were you get a 404 (page not found) with an url looking like this:
http://www.grynx.com/index.php/projects/voip-for-free-with-the-sipura/
then change the permalink structure to /%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/ and then make sure that you have this in your .htaccess file:

[g-admin]

It happened again. It was just that that this time it took me a loooong time before I realized that the problem was there again.
It probably happened when I updated wordpress in July, even though... well - I don't know.

The old problem that URI's that contained /index.php/ couldn't be resolved came back and I had a look at the .htaccess file.

Bad .htaccess file:

[cheapai1]