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Hi all —
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<div class="">I’m wondering if anyone on webpub can provide — or knows someone who can provide — some support on a bizarre wordpress bug. We have a wordpress install setup at
<a href="http://mathroots.etc.mitadmissions.org" class="">http://mathroots.etc.mitadmissions.org</a>, and recently had IS&T setup a CNAME so
<a href="http://mathroots.mit.edu" class="">http://mathroots.mit.edu</a> resolves to that domain. Now, however, if you go to
<a href="http://mathroots.mit.edu" class="">http://mathroots.mit.edu</a>, the website fails; if you go to any subpage, e.g. <a href="http://mathroots.mit.edu/about/academics/" class="">http://mathroots.mit.edu/about/academics/</a>, it works fine, and if you
navigate back to the homepage from that page it works fine. </div>
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<div class="">I’ve enabled/disabled caching; no change. </div>
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<div class="">This only appears to effect the CNAME homepage. When I go to <a href="http://mathroots.etc.mitadmissions.org/" class="">http://mathroots.etc.mitadmissions.org/</a> it is fine. </div>
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<div class="">Does anyone have any clue what is going on, or know anyone who can help me fix ASAP? </div>
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<div class="">— Chris </div>
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