http://mwgblog.com/archives/2006/01/21/wordpress-20-and-mod-rewrites/ Michael W. Geoghegan's Weblog Wed, 08 Oct 2008 03:52:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://mwgblog.com/archives/2006/01/21/wordpress-20-and-mod-rewrites/#comment-868 DJ Cruze » Wordpress 2.0 killed my podcast! Mon, 10 Apr 2006 21:44:11 +0000 http://mwgblog.com/archives/2006/01/21/wordpress-20-and-mod-rewrites/#comment-868 [...] So it looks like the installation of Wordpress 2.0 has killed my podcast RSS2 feed. Reading around the subject, it appears that the new version of Wordpress does something funky deep in its core with the RSS feeds. So my normal podcast feed won’t work. Hopefully I can get it sorted tomorrow. Fingers crossed! If anyone else knows how to fix it then please get in touch. [...] [...] So it looks like the installation of Wordpress 2.0 has killed my podcast RSS2 feed. Reading around the subject, it appears that the new version of Wordpress does something funky deep in its core with the RSS feeds. So my normal podcast feed won’t work. Hopefully I can get it sorted tomorrow. Fingers crossed! If anyone else knows how to fix it then please get in touch. [...]

]]> http://mwgblog.com/archives/2006/01/21/wordpress-20-and-mod-rewrites/#comment-88 Stumax Mon, 23 Jan 2006 07:35:11 +0000 http://mwgblog.com/archives/2006/01/21/wordpress-20-and-mod-rewrites/#comment-88 Michael - I've been spending the weekend installing Wordpress 2.0. It's my first time using it, so I had no custom code for it to break, but in poking around all the plugins, I came across several that won't work because of this same rewrite problem. From what I can tell, the Wordpress crew decided to circumvent mod-rewrite and let WP handle rewrites internally. At least, that's the best understanding of the issue this non-coder can come up with. Suffice to say that anything that depends on Apache for URL re-writes is gonna break. Tough luck, eh? Michael - I’ve been spending the weekend installing Wordpress 2.0. It’s my first time using it, so I had no custom code for it to break, but in poking around all the plugins, I came across several that won’t work because of this same rewrite problem. From what I can tell, the Wordpress crew decided to circumvent mod-rewrite and let WP handle rewrites internally. At least, that’s the best understanding of the issue this non-coder can come up with. Suffice to say that anything that depends on Apache for URL re-writes is gonna break. Tough luck, eh?

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