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iwpress
Joined: 29 May 2021
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Location: Poland, Krakow
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 Posted: Sat 29 May '21 19:32 Post subject: How to disable: http://mysite.loc:8888 > mysite.loc:8888 |
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Hello everyone!
Sorry for the stupid question, maybe this has already been discussed. I am a navichok and I will not be able to re-read all the posts. Help me understand!
After my intervention in the local Apache (macOS) settings (tried to change port 8888 to 80), my WordPress site stopped working.
Everywhere I have http://iwp2.loc:8888 is converted to iwp2.loc:8888 and as a result, all transitions on internal links, for example:
http://iwp2.loc:8888/about/ is converted to iwp2.loc:8888/about/ and give 404 error (Not Found. The requested URL was not found on this server).
What leads to this transformation?
Tried:
1. Removed .htaccess
2. Disable mod_alias.so in httpd.conf.
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James Blond
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Location: Germany, Next to Hamburg
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| Posted: Wed 02 Jun '21 16:57 Post subject: |
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| That is the stored in the Database from Wordpress. You need to change that in the Database itself or the backend, if you are still able to login. |
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iwpress
Joined: 29 May 2021
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Location: Poland, Krakow
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| Posted: Wed 02 Jun '21 23:07 Post subject: |
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| James Blond wrote: | | That is the stored in the Database from Wordpress. You need to change that in the Database itself or the backend, if you are still able to login. |
Thanks James Blond!
You're right. I have already restored the server and site to work. my WordPress site works as before. And now I'm thinking that transformation http: //iwp2.loc: 8888 in iwp2.loc: 8888 doesn't interfere with my internal links. Yes, during my experiments the WordPress database was changed. Now I got it right.
Sorry for the stupid question. I was confused by the other behavior of the site on external hosting. |
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James Blond
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| if you still have a question please ask again! |
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iwpress
Joined: 29 May 2021
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Location: Poland, Krakow
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| Posted: Thu 03 Jun '21 20:46 Post subject: |
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| James Blond wrote: | | if you still have a question please ask again! |
Thank you! Not now. |
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Otomatic
Joined: 01 Sep 2011
Posts: 212
Location: Paris, France, EU
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| Posted: Sat 05 Jun '21 9:09 Post subject: Re: How to disable: http://mysite.loc:8888 > mysite.loc:8 |
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| iwpress wrote: | | Everywhere I have http://iwp2.loc:8888 is converted to iwp2.loc:8888 |
Hi,
It may be a browser setting that does not show the http:// or https:// protocol in the urls.
This exists by default with the last versions of Firefox and I disabled it to really know if I am in https or not.
For example, in Firefox, it is in about:config
browser.urlbar.trimURLs false |
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iwpress
Joined: 29 May 2021
Posts: 4
Location: Poland, Krakow
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| Posted: Sat 05 Jun '21 11:28 Post subject: Re: How to disable: http://mysite.loc:8888 > mysite.loc:8 |
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| Otomatic wrote: | | iwpress wrote: | | Everywhere I have http://iwp2.loc:8888 is converted to iwp2.loc:8888 |
Hi,
It may be a browser setting that does not show the http:// or https:// protocol in the urls.
This exists by default with the last versions of Firefox and I disabled it to really know if I am in https or not.
For example, in Firefox, it is in about:config
browser.urlbar.trimURLs false |
Hi,
Thanks for the answer.
I have Safari and have "Show full website url" checked in the settings. However, an address without http:// is displayed.
But this did not interfere with the site's work. As a result of inaccurate changes, my WordPress database has changed. As soon as I fixed everything, the site worked as before. |
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