Owen Winkler escribió:
As I said before, I think that PATH_INFO and SCRIPT_NAME methods
should work for friendly permalinks in IIS. Have you tried them with
and without using "index.php" as part of the permalink structure?
Using your rewriter (you didn't mention which one - I've had a lot of
luck with ISAPIRewrite, though it's a commercial package) you might
even be able to get around including that in the structure.
I'm trying RC1 both on a remote Debian/Apache server and locally on a
WindowsXP/IIS server. Same plugins, same options, etc. Permalinks work
fine on Apache but they don't work on my local instalation unless I add
"index.php". They never did in previous versions and I couldn't find a
solution anywhere, so I thought they weren't supossed to work on IIS
without a workaround.
Maira
As far as the cache directory is concerned, is the problem localized
to plugin activation, or do none of your options set properly? Are
you sure you have the correct permissions set on the cache directory?
It might be necessary to add some code to WordPress to unlink (delete)
cache files before they are written over. For example, moving a file
to a location where a file of the same name already exists works on
Linux, but not on Windows, even when running Apache. I don't think
this is the specific issue with the cache, since I'm running Apache on
Windows here, but it could be something similar.
More information might be helpful, such as what IIS/directory
permissions are set and what specific options don't appear updated.
Is anyone else on the list testing on IIS? Have this problem?
Owen
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