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WordPress uses a large # of PHP scripts. The problem
on our server is that every PHP script must contain
the following as the first line:
#!/usr/local/bin/php
Does anyone have a quick sed-based Unix script to
achieve this, or a way around it? Thanks.
OOPS! You seem to be in the wrong place. WordPress.com is a MU (multi-user) blogging platform. We run on a different code base than the version you can download from http://wordpress.org and you will get different answers to your questions here. The forum for self hosted and web hosted wordpress blogs is located over here http://wordpress.org/support You may want to take a few moments and read this description about the different versions of WordPress software.
Happy blogging! :)
Especially since we don't have access to the PHP code. :)
TT, I edited (or will edit shortly) your cut and paste a bit. I hope you don't mind. :)
edit: I still don't totally like how I edited it but I think you can see how I'm trying to give a reason why they're on the wrong site.
-drmike
Thanks - I was unaware of the difference. It seems that
I have an issue only with the wordpress.org download
since I see now that wordpress.com provides the blog
capability transparently to the blogger without setting
up a server.
@drmike
Who me - mind the editing? Of course not, it's just what I was looking for [she purred]. ;)
Gotta admit that I would like to work in the 'Read me first before posting' bit into that description link as well.
Suggestions?
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timethief
