Hmmm - not sure if that text saved. Here tis again...
WP-Hive sounds like a great solution - I have several sites with different domains and WPH sounds like it would be perfect for me. However I need some further clarification on using it with Wordpress installs in subdirectories.
My main blog is at bookbee.com.au (and the wordpress install is in the directory /wordpress2_9_1)
I tried to install WPH but must have got the settings wrong. I broke my site – No known host error – and had to reload the database and reinstall wordpress. OK – that was mistake 1.
Mistake 2 was to reinstall wordpress in a different subdirectory (just /wordpress) I thought it would give me a fresh start. Wrong! Nothing worked and I moved it back to the original directory (/wordpress2_9_1)
Now when I install WPH I get the “no known host” error again, so obviously it’s looking for wordpress in the non-existent /wordpress directory.
Can you tell me which scripts/files may still contain the old directory path?
Also, what are the correct settings for my situation?
Wordpress in http://www.bookbee.com.au/wordpress2_9_1 and I’d like to add databases for http://www.bookbee.net and book-bee.co.uk.
