![]() No way therefore to call another script from the running one. While testing those wizard scripts, I have discovered that, at runtime, only the running script is stored in the temporary folder. Briefly said, they must generate a JSON wizard and store it in the standard log file $SYNOPKG_TEMP_LOGFILE The purpose is to illustrate how to inject environment variables in the JSON wizard and how to use php in such scripts. This package comes with shell scripts creating on the fly "installation", "upgrade" and "uninstallation" wizard (install_uifile.sh, uninstall_uifile.sh, upgrade_uifile.sh). Once installed, upgraded or removed (and obviously reinstalled), you can access its log file either by clicking on its icon in DSM's Main Menu, or by via the Package Center. Obviously, i has been created with my Synology Package Creator tool for Windows ) This package is named MODS SPK Tracer and is available on my SPK Server. htaccess are taken into account immediately, without the need to restart the WebStation. And if a match was found, do a R(edirect) and this was the L(ast) rule to apply (i.e.: stop).Replace it with the part matching "anything else".Match any path starting with "wordpress/" and followed by "anything else".So, here it is: RewriteRule ^wordpress/(.*)$ /$1 Unfortunately, it took me hours to find the trick as, instead of reading the whole apache's RewriteEngine documentation, I tried to figure out myself how to do it, based on samples found on the web.įinally, I read these french documentations:Īnd it's only by reading the documentation about the flag that I understood the need to use the special flag (I already tried at least more than 20 various rules before understanding I had to specify the flag R(edirect).) htaccess file used by WordPress (In my case, in /var/services/web/wordpress/.htaccess). The obvious solution was to use a RewriteRule to be added in the. ![]() NB.: Here is another nice trick to list all broken URL's in a website wget -spider -o /var/log/wget.log -e robots=off -w 1 -r -p Finally, I had to redirect all old pages still referenced on Google to their new location. What' really great is that for broken external links, it suggests the replacement by an archived version of the missing pages - via the WayBack Machine) (Notice: This Plugin runs in the background so you need patience for it to get the complete list of broken URLs. It took more time but was a much more "clean" approach as I only touched for sure broken links. Instead, I did use the plugin " Broken Link Checker" to Bulk Edit broken URLs. I didn't use a Search & Replace plugin like the " Better Search and Replace" to do the update directly in the database. Finally, I did remove "/wordpress" from all URL's in my own posts.
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