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Please also close this thread, problem situation is solved.

If you call up the blog directly, i.e. all posts are visible, no meta tags are in the source code listed. If you then switch to a entry, i.e. only this entry is displayed, then the meta tags are present in the source code. It was my ...

Please close the whole thread, PrettyUrls works if you apply the correct rewrite rule as shown in the FlatPress Wiki!
Link: https://wiki.flatpress.org/doc:plugins:prettyurls?s[]=nginx

Under Nginx this two prettyUrl settings work as shown in the FlatPress Wiki
(*) HTTP Get - Example: /?u=/2011/01 ...

Nginx 1.27 and PHP 8.1.31 environment

Either I'm too stupid or FlatPress 1.4-dev Github 1908 has a fatal flaw?
If I create a new post with meta description/keyword tags and meta noindex,nofollow checked, these meta tags do not show up when displaying the source code in the frontend?
Error or ...

fraenkiman wrote: Tue Mar 04, 2025 8:28 pm... the problem should no longer exist with 1906. ...

Tested with FlatPress 1.4-dev Github 1908, all fine

Thank you for fixing

Test environment Nginx 1.27 and PHP 8.1.31

While testing the error with the rebuild index, a new problem with the FlatPress 1.4-dev Github 1908 appeared. PrettyUrls only works with
(*) HTTP Get
e.g. /?u=/2024/01/01/hello-world/
FlatPress comments all other PrettyUrls settings with 404 :roll ...

... I will test again with more content pages, ...
New test environment, Nginx 1.27 Server and PHP 8.1.31

OK, tested on Nginx 1.27 and PHP 8.1.31. Same errors by Rebuild index (see my posting from Fr Mär 07, 2025 2:25 pm).
Rebuild works and Rebuild not works and I don't know why :roll:

I ...

... Can you please copy the following file into the directory /admin/panels/maintain and test it again? ...
Hi fraenkiman,
Ok, it doesn't seem to be that easy.

Installed FlatPress Github 1908, clicked through a bit, rebuild index with one page works. Then copied 100 content pages to /fp-conent ...

Download, unzip, run setup and log in. Now deactivate “Atom/Rss” in the plugins and switch to the blog. Funny, the search is there twice :D

No matter which theme, cache deleted, cleaned up, new setup, error is reproducible. After setup, login and deactivating “Atom/Rss” the search is there twice ...

Ok, new results,

add an other Flatpress Blog (more than 100 entries) into the current test environment, same failure with the Rebuild index. But if you do
... please simply reload the current page ...
the Index is rebuild successfully ;) So I think, the full situation with Rebuild Index should ...

If you want to transfer about 500 posts from an old FlatPress installation to FlatPress 1.4-dev Github 1905, the following error occurs at the first attempt:
BACKUP INDEX to fp-content/index1740766205
Cannot backup old index. STOP.
Did you just purge the cache? If so, the index was in use to ...