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New install for testing: use WP or WPMU?


  • stripedsquirrel
    Participant

    @stripedsquirrel

    What if you could try your set-up all over from scratch :)

    Though I am running a WPMU +BP set up currently, I will be opening a new BP site soon.

    As WP 3.0 is in alpha and will merge with WPMU soon, but I do still have plenty of time to go live (3.0 should be out by then), would you recommend to:

    – Use WPMU 2.9.1.1 and BP 1.2?

    – Use WP 3.0 (alpha or trunk) and BP1.2?

    Is there any preference over one against the other, for easy of installation, merge/upgrade, risk of MYSQL upgrade failure etc?

    I have not tried the 3.0 yet, but am wondering about the built-in WPMU functionality:

    – I assume it will need a wildcard entry in the HTTPD.conf file as per WPMU or will this change?

    Thanks in advance,

    Cheers, Harry

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  • If you don’t want user blogs then just use WP 2.9.1 and BP 1.2.


    stripedsquirrel
    Participant

    @stripedsquirrel

    Thanks for the quick reply Andy. Sorry, forgot to mention, that yes, I will be offering user blogs (the ‘network’ setting on new WP?).

    What would you recommend in ths case, for a cleanest possible install with less chance of failure when upgrading to WP3.0 when released?

    Thanks, Harry


    Andrea Rennick
    Participant

    @andrea_r

    If you need user blogs, then install WPMU.

    “I assume it will need a wildcard entry in the HTTPD.conf file as per WPMU or will this change?”

    If you want subdomain blogs, yes you still need wildcards.

    BuddyPress — even on the most recent, cutting-edge “trunk” versions — is not built and has not been tested against WordPress 3.0-alpha. I am not Andy but I would guess that it is not going to be tested against WP 3.0 until it gets to a release candidate version.

    So in the interim, YMMV.

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