wason_wei
Member
Posted 18 years ago #
I have installed the WP-MU, but as soon as I finished it, I receive the following errors:
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Fatal Error
Could Not Find Blog!
Searched for 192.168.0.200/wason/wpmu/ in wordpress::wp_blogs table. Is that right?
Please check that your database contains the following tables:
wp_blogs
wp_users
wp_usermeta
wp_site
wp_sitemeta
wp_sitecategories
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But I found that my Mysql database have contain the above databases.
Could anyone help me out?
Thank you very much
wason_wei
Member
Posted 18 years ago #
I have saw that a lot of people have this problem. Nobody cannot help me to solve this problem?
shredder
Member
Posted 18 years ago #
Have you tried re-installing?
Not a resolution to the overall problem but may work as a quick fix.
Same problem here.... :(( is there admin could help us??
Try changing your siteurl in from the dashboard blog submenu screen
It worked for me.
I had siteurl as http://www.____.ca
I deleted the www and had only ____.ca in the siteurl field and it loaded up properly.
wason_wei
Member
Posted 18 years ago #
Unforturnately, I have no URL address.
By the way, It is not a good solution, right?
Could anybody who successfully installed the software tell us the method to manage it.
Thank you
wason_wei
Member
Posted 18 years ago #
I have soloved the problem.
I encounter the problem duce to my installation on apache with the port is 8080,not the standard one:80. And hence the page could not be found.
However, I think this is a bug. You see, not all server run at 80 port
cchampag
Member
Posted 18 years ago #
I am having the same problem, but it doesn't appear everywhere. It comes up when I go to the import menu, login (if I remove the sessionID from the link it goes in fine), logout, or submit any changes through the dashboard forms.
I am not currently using a virtual host, could this be related to the problem? I'm going to try that out next...
FWIW, I would say that this has to be a bug because a quick Google search of "Could Not Find Blog!" brings up hundreds of sites that have this error.
"I am not currently using a virtual host, could this be related to the problem? "
Yes. If you search the forums, you'll also find countless other threads saying that the non-vhost option has bugs and isn't really supported.