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Yes! You are correct. Creating a root context and adding the rewrite rules there works perfectly. Thank you very much! I never was able to get the .htaccess file to work, but no need to now.

Actually, I hadn't used WP-Super Cache until you mentioned it. So I installed it and played around with the settings (Fully on, half-on, Fully on but without Super Cache, and completely off and deactivated, but it didn't make any difference. Then just now I turned off all plugins and still no...

I've discovered that the presence of either a percentage sign (%) or a back slash (\) will cause the 404 page to be served, which is interesting if not particularly illuminating to me. Here are some logs: # A good URL: [REWRITE] Rule: Match '/recent-work/' with pattern '.', result: 1...

Yes, under Apache any bad URL will cause these rules to serve the custom error page, 404.php which is handled by Wordpress. Maybe that's the problem? A conflict between Wordpress and Litespeed over who serves the error? I guess I need to figure out how to tell one of them to lay off.

Hi, I'm running Litespeed Web Server Standard v3.3.19 and Wordpress 2.6.2, and here are the rewrite rules I have in my Litespeed Virtual Host: <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule ...

I sort of solved this by using a CentOS Linux box instead. OS X is nice and all, but presented too many configuration hoops for me to jump through. With Yum I was able to easily install all of the libraries that building PHP5 required, had it up and running in a comparably short time. Thank...

So I did that, and then some other things, too. I can't remember all the different things I tried, but eventually I got past this. At the end of the configuration log I find the message: configure: error: freetype.h not found. But the file lives here...

Thank you! I did as you said and it was happy, for a second. Next the configuration script asked for the mysql_config location which I found and added like so: --with-config-file-path=/usr/local/mysql-5.0.51b-osx10.4-powerpc/bin Then it wanted the location of mysql.sock and I added this...

Version 3.3.17 installed on OS X 10.5 PPC Getting same error when trying to upgrade to PHP 5 using the control panel: configure: error: libpng.(a|so) not found. /opt/local/lib/libpng.a <--is there. Is there a way to make Litespeed see it? (Also tried 3.3.16, same problem)