PHP Removing ampersand from URL

Michael, Make a backup from Admin Backups of the user and email me a link to download it and I will try to figure it out from my end. You won;t have to change any dns or anything.
 
floyd said:
Michael, Make a backup from Admin Backups of the user and email me a link to download it and I will try to figure it out from my end. You won;t have to change any dns or anything.
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Thanks Floyd!
I actually found out that wordpress uses magpierss to parse the rss feeds, so I downloaded magpie and threw up a quick test - it is also broken. I created an archive of the test directory here: http://www.uncorrupted.info/test.tgz

It will create a folder called test when it's unziped.

The links are displayed properly on my Ubuntu and Debian powered servers, but not on any CentOS servers I have - one is my DA server, another is a cpanel server.
 
What about the database that wordpress uses? That is why I wanted a DA backup. A DA backup will allow me to create an exact duplicate of what you have.
 
Confirmed it does the same thing on my server.

What version of php is on the debian server?
 
Found the problem. See post #2

Comment out:

Code: 
RewriteRule ^(.*) /wp-content/cache/supercache/%{HTTP_HOST}/$1/index.html [L]

I don't know why but it makes a difference.
 
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That didn't work for me floyd. I removed all the supercache entries from the .htaccess, deleted the cache files, and deactivated the plugin.

:(
 
Remove .htaccess completely then. The first thing I did was remove .htaccess and it worked as it should. Then I went back and commented out everything one line at a time until it worked.
 
Well at least we now know that it is not a DirectAdmin or CentOS issue.
 
I removed the htaccess file, stopped litespeed, and started apache - still didn't work.

Any ideas about other things I can do to track this down?
 
Sorry. If you truly did these things there is nothing more I can do. I cannot recreate the problem.
 
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