I'm attempting to make this work with a WordPress multisite install such that every subdomain would be able to verify a bluesky handle as described at https://bsky.social/about/blog/4-28-2023-domain-handle-tutorial with the ID specified as a WordPress option.
On my Siteground hosting, there is a ./well-known/ directory used for security functions, so I don't think WordPress ever receives calls to a ./well-known/ address, and the rewrite function you created never gets called. Is there a way around that?
pfefferle
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I'm attempting to make this work with a WordPress multisite install such that every subdomain would be able to verify a bluesky handle as described at https://bsky.social/about/blog/4-28-2023-domain-handle-tutorial with the ID specified as a WordPress option.
On my Siteground hosting, there is a ./well-known/ directory used for security functions, so I don't think WordPress ever receives calls to a ./well-known/ address, and the rewrite function you created never gets called. Is there a way around that?