Hi all Currently when publishing a new article and announcing it on social media (Twitter, Identica), the URL scheme (http or https) that the article author used to access the blog will be applied to the the published link. This is not always optimal. Just think of a blog with a self-signed certific...

aaaah, found the nooby pebkac: I had my "AllowOverride All" in a Location directive where it doesn't do anything. It obviously should have been in a Directory directive. However, Apache 2.4 does not necessarly warn you about this - unless you explicitely raise the LogLevel of that vhost, T...

Thank you for your reply Did you maybe miss the extraordinary change to use "Require all granted" in your global configs? eg absolutely negative, the page itself loads, just URLs which should be rewritten result in a 404 (not found). I'm not getting any 401/403 anywhere. I also have no acc...

Hello s9y community So, I have upgraded my server from Debian 7 to Debian 8 - which also includes an update of Apache 2.2 to Apache 2.4. The rewrite rule processing in 2.4 seems to have changed, therefore all my stylesheet URLs etc pp are no longer rewritten. As a quick fix I had to disable URL rewr...

Hi Garvin Thanks for your reply. There's no custom plugin and the file was always freshly created (I rm'ed the existing file on the shell). But now the problem has been solved. After I updated the plugin to its newest version, the sitemap is now created correctly. Still, the whole story doesn't make...

Hi there I'm running several instances of s9y on a server using several domains. When I set up one of the blogs, I initially installed it as a subdomain of another domain (e.g. foobar.example.com) and later switched it to its real domain. The problem is, that serendipity_event_google_sitemap still i...