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@jearle You can see from archive.molly that all links from it are dead, and all links within it (external script/CSS etc) are x'd too.
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@jearle That is the .htaccess at the www level, archive.molly is sub to that.
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@jearle Identical except for the begin and end comments :)
@jearle New blog, residing at top-level, began 13 november 2011. Going to check the .htaccess file now.
@jearle Jared, so I'd add that to .htaccess at root for each year? Or if you have time to just do it, I'll buy ALL the virtual beverages!
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@jearle @brightwhite Okay Jared - an example of the old blog would be molly.com/2011/08/22/from-bl… which now resides at archives.molly.com
@jearle already more server skillz than I have. If I have a manual (I swear, I only read the necessary parts) I usually do ok @brightwhite
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@jillyrocket I do, which is why I also have to accept the responsibility for said actions. Dreams can remind us where we're really at. :D
Problem I have is related to the advice here codex.wordpress.org/Moving_W… but I'd already moved everything to the subdomain w/o permalink update.
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I think I found the issue with #wordpress - I moved all the files before resetting the permalinks. @blogtackular that link helped, thanksya!
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Yes! @stephtara EXACTLY that! Moved site to sub, now want permalinks to follow and the integrity of top-level domain sites remain as is.
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I know for a fact that there was an article about archiving wordpress sites as they "were" to a subdomain. I moved it. Got sick, lost link.
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There are literally thousands of docs to manage @brightwhite @jearle
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It's an entire wordpress site of yore w custom design, @jearle we're talking nearly 10 years of me blabbing on and on as I do.
If you've got said #wordpress and server insight, holler at me if you can help. Er, holler for me, I meant. Thanks :D