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Files and Folders NOT FOUND (4 posts)

  1. arlob
    Member
    Posted 17 years ago #

    I installed MU under /public_html/ and it worked fine,
    the only thing is that I had other folders and files
    in /public_html/ and when you typed the adress, a blog
    template would be displayed, with the message 'Not Found'

    For example, I had http://domain.com/chat.php
    But this would redirect to http://mydomain.com/chat/
    and display Not Found....

    Is there a way so that you can keep the MU under
    /public_html/ and at the same be able to view all
    your files..?

    Thank you =)

  2. shredder
    Member
    Posted 17 years ago #

    Hi,

    I think this thread will help you:

    http://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic.php?id=862

  3. nuprn1
    Member
    Posted 17 years ago #

    This is how i'm passing subdirectories


    # subdirectory passthru
    RewriteRule !^forums - [C]
    RewriteRule !^about - [C]
    RewriteRule ^(.*) /wp-inst/$1 [L]

  4. arlob
    Member
    Posted 17 years ago #

    Goor morning, Thank you! =)

    So the folders can be taken care of...

    But what about the files ?

    For example:
    /public_html/news.php
    /public_html/pictures.php
    /public_html/interviews.php
    They are not able to be displayed since the WPMU has
    been installed...

    Also... before the WPMU was installed, I had an index.php
    file, which was then replaced by the WPMU index.php file.

    The idea is to offer free blog services in the website,
    but I'd like to keep the original index.php and have there
    all original content without having to replace it.

    Any toughts ?

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