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301 Error After Moving Existing Installation to WAMP
March 08, 2013, 01:42:16 pm
After migrating my live site and CiviCRM installation to local wamp server for testing, I've been unable to access site pages when the civicrm plugin is activated.

Trying to go to home page at localhost/<site-name> results in a 301 error from too many redirects OR just redirects to a CiviCRM admin page.  All other pages on the site result in "Not Found" error.

Site is fully accessible otherwise when the plugin is deactivated.

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Re: 301 Error After Moving Existing Installation to WAMP
March 09, 2013, 12:17:07 pm
Did you adjust the folders and URL values in civicrm.settings.php? And remove cached template files?
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Re: 301 Error After Moving Existing Installation to WAMP
March 13, 2013, 01:16:33 pm
civicrm.settings.php looks fully correct.  For what it's worth, civicrm itself seems to be running perfectly.  I've been able to access everything on the CRM side and all data from the live install came over cleanly.

I just recleared the cached templates and it doesn't seem to have helped this particular issue.

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Re: 301 Error After Moving Existing Installation to WAMP
March 13, 2013, 01:27:44 pm
So just WordPress is broken? I would suggest you rename the directory with the CiviCRM code (to 'hide' the code from Wordpress) and see if that changes anything. If not, then it sounds like a WordPress issue.
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Re: 301 Error After Moving Existing Installation to WAMP
March 13, 2013, 02:00:32 pm
I'm a bit stuck on those instructions.  Which directory(s) would need to be renamed?

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Re: 301 Error After Moving Existing Installation to WAMP
March 13, 2013, 02:16:46 pm
wp-content/plugins/civicrm
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Re: 301 Error After Moving Existing Installation to WAMP
March 13, 2013, 02:49:56 pm
In that case, wouldn't I disable civicrm?  I could update all the paths in the settings file, but then I'd be back at square one.

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Re: 301 Error After Moving Existing Installation to WAMP
March 14, 2013, 03:28:05 am
I was suggesting a debugging step, but now I see that you wrote:

> Site is fully accessible otherwise when the plugin is deactivated.

I'm not sure then. Perhaps another plugin is conflicting? But if it works on the webhost and fails on your WAMP then it sounds like your WAMP is not configured correctly.
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Re: 301 Error After Moving Existing Installation to WAMP
April 06, 2013, 08:15:50 am
Have you tied a different WP theme as a trouble shooting step?

I kinda of got my site to work on WAMP.  If I recall correctly, some CiviCRM functions didn't work correctly.  However, my website worked with CiviCRM active.  I use Canvas from Woo Themes and several plug-ins.  I gave up messing around with WAMP after a new version of the Duplicator plug-in quit working with WAMP.

I use an old file server with Ubuntu on it for my testing.  I wanted to use WAMP so I could take a test system to the non-profit I volunteer at.
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