Pancake and WordPress = Love
I have Pancake (see note #1) running successfully on “puff” now with WordPress, all working fine. So my next step is completing various comparisons between k0nsl-nginx, Apache and lighttpd so make a decision on my purposed usage of Pancake, to see if it’s viable. But these comparisons will be done in the coming days as I have something else to fix before that.
By the way, a new release of Pancake is available as of today, 1.2.4 (stable, see #note 2).
For those not knowing how to get the permalink / search engine friendly URLs working correctly on Pancake, please see below.
First of all, set permalinks to “/%postname%/” in WordPress. Now set the following rewrite rule in Pancake:
[code]
rewrite:
– precondition: 404
pathinfo: ~()(/.+)$~
[/code]
In case you have set “/index.php/%postname%/” this setting should work:
[code]
rewrite:
– pathinfo: ~^(.+.php)(/.+)$~
[/code]
That should take care of the issue. Enjoy your pancake 
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Hey,
i read that you have succefully installed wordpress with pancake so maybe you can help me. I installed pancake successfully on my raspberry pi and this seems to be working fine. After that i downloaded mysql and then wordpress. This succeeded too. If i go to domain.de/wordpress i see the default installation theme and content but i’m absolutely unable to log in. After typing in doamin.de/wp-login.php i get a blank page. Nothing more and no errors in logfile. Did you changed something in your config or do you know what caused my problem?
Greetings,
Fetz