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Understanding User Blog Creation using subdomains

@carinallc

Participant

16 years, 4 months ago

Hello All

Just created a test BuddyPress site for an organization, and having some problems understanding how Blog creation works.

The install is at http://[companyname].com/%5Borg%5D

I chose http://[blog].[companyname].com/%5Borg%5D for the blogs

The “main” blog created fine, and I can post entries there from withini BP as well as using Live Writer. By default, it located itself at http://[companyname].com/%5Borg%5D/blog

However, when I create User blogs, I get a Not Found. They show the URL http://[username].[companyname].com/%5Borg%5D

Any help would be appreciated. I’ve searched the forums using Blog, Blogs as the tag but haven’t seen this addressed.

Thanks

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@carinallc

Participant

16 years, 4 months ago

Just an update:

I rebuilt my site, as http://www.[orgname].com and installed WPMU and BP without problem.

From Site Admin, I enables New Users & Blogs. Then, from within BP I signed up with a new user name and also created a blog, as [username].[orgname].com

When looking at …\wp-content\blogs.dir the folder for the blog isn’t being created, as I only have the “1” folder for the initial blog that gets created upon install. Site Admin…Blogs shows the incrementing number for each new blog I create, but the folder and files aren’t being built on the server.

The permissions are 755 for blogs.dir and all folders underneath it.

Thanks.

@takuya

Participant

16 years, 4 months ago

Can you access that 2nd blog?

@carinallc

Participant

16 years, 4 months ago

Nope Here’s where things stand:

– created (3) blogs. They hae IDs 1, 4 and 5. ID1 is the default blog and works perfectly, with Admin listed as the User.

ID4 was created with a User account. However, when I click on “Visit” from Site Admin…Blogs, I get the following:

Fobidden

You don’t have permission to access / on this server.

Additionally, a 403 Forbidder error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle this request.

Never saw that before

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