I am copying a working site to Local. All is now working OK except that where I do an internal link to a URL with a slash before the query string (eg …/sozi2.php/?T=Untitled…), I get an “Oops, This Page Could Not Be Found!”. If I change .php/?T to .php?T it all works fine.
This discussion implies that the slash is standard, and omitting the slash is allowed.
Thanks. I’ve resaved permalinks, and flushed the caches. No change.
As far as I can see by looking a the Site Health info data the live and Local setups are similar except for (Local vs Live system)
imagick_module_version: 1808 vs 1809
server: Windows vs Linux
httpd_software: nginx vs Apache
php_sapi: cgi-fcgi vs fpm-fcgi
curl_version: 7.76.1 vs 8.1.2
database server_version: 8.0.16 vs 10.6.19-MariaDB-log
The links with .php/?.. were all set up by me several years ago (or are generated every time by my programs), and I thought this was the standard. Can I tell Local to ignore the slash?