Closed der-lukas closed 6 years ago
Yes, having the same issue. Anytime I push to the server I need to update the permalink settings in order for pages to work properly.
But meanwhile I noticed that this issue is only the case when you do "wordmove push --all". When I only push the DB by using "wordmove push --db", it's not necessary to flush!
Hmm, yeah... oddly enough, that does seem to work 😀 I was previously using the "push --all" command.
@der-lukas @g33kidd I've tried to reproduce your issue but unfortunately I cannot. I'm running wordmove 1.4.0.pre5, can you tell me what version are you using please?
I'm using 2.1.3 and having the same issue, when I use wordmove push --all I have to log in to the site and save the permalinks setting again otherwise all subpages throw a 500 error.
The homepage is fine, it's only sub pages
@annidavenport Are you pushing a different .htaccess
from local to production? What web server do you use locally?
@pioneerskies you may be onto something there, I added .htaccess to the excludes list in the Movefile and did a wordmove push --all
and problem seems to be resolved. This may help the others too, @der-lukas @g33kidd let us know.
Thanks!
Hey!
I don't know if it's just in my installation, but after I push my local database, my links won't work on the remote-server, but they do after saving my permalink-structure in the backend (which is because it flushes the rewrite rules).
What do you think about adding
flush_rewrite_rules()
-function after database-import process was successful?Cheers Lukas