wp-login behind nginx reverse-proxy inaccessible — bad redirect?
wp-login behind nginx reverse-proxy inaccessible — bad redirect?
wp-login behind nginx reverse-proxy inaccessible — bad redirect?
How to combine wordpress_logged_in cookies in one cookie?
the only way I was able to fix this issue was, deactivate all other plugins, than setup the CDN plug in, than activate the other plugins. seems odd, but if anyone has a better idea, please let me know. thank you
I notice a couple of things right off the bat. First, the try_files parameter in your root location block should be: try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$args; Also, I have this block in my own conf file (using Nginx and Redirection together just fine) but you seem to be missing it: location @wp { rewrite ^/files(.*) /wp-includes/ms-files.php?file=$1 … Read more
Correct rewrite rules for wordpress.conf are: location / { try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?q=$uri&$args; } but the main issue was location. I misread at Dreamhost’s wiki where I had to put this wordpress.conf. An awesome lady at Dreamhost explained it to me. I am very grateful for her telling me this oversight! With Dreamhost it has … Read more
As per the OP’s comment: It is a PageLines theme issue since when I switch to TwentyTwelve I get the proper value for HTTP_HOST
The issue was solved by commenting out this line fastcgi_split_path_info ^(/blog)(/.*)$; It solved the issue, with apparently no side effects. I got the answer on WordPress.org forums which was originally posted on nginx forums Cheers.
In my case the fix was: Purge cache in Cloudflare Clear cache in Google Chrome
Your Nginx website conf should look like that: location /wordpress { try_files $uri $uri/ /wordpress/index.php?$args; } This will allow all paths who doesn’t match a real file to be redirected to the index.php with the query sting passed directly to WordPress. WordPress will handle it from there. More in depth information can be found here: … Read more
I figured out what the problem was! Whenever I went to Settings > Domain Mapping under the Network Admin panel, I always got a message: “Domain mapping database table created.” In fact, that database table was never created. The database user never had CREATE privileges. Once I granted CREATE to the user, I was able … Read more