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Good point about the spewing.  I'll turn off debug mode and will send you access credentials.

Thanks.

A point of interest.  I just checked the Forum>Admins>Manage Admins and found that the account I created for you (and provided by PM) appears in the list of Current Admins but ALSO appears in the list of WP Admins but not SPF Admins.  That appears contradictory.  Does it indicate a problem in the database?

When you try to log in, we'll see if you are indeed a current SP admin or not.

I replied by email but then realized that doesn't show up here, so I copied and pasted my email below.

Great, thanks.

I understand that there are two types of admins, wp admins and sp admins.
Here is the contradiction that I still see.

Manage Admins is showing your spadmin user under "Current Admins" complete
with all the Admin Capabilities specific to SimplePress, so I conclude that
"Current Admins" is listing sp admins, not a wp admins.  You are also,
incidentally, a wp admin.

However, at the bottom of the page, your spadmin user is shown under "WP
Admins But Not SPF Admins."  The contradiction is that you ARE an sp admin,
as shown above.

In the wp_sfmembers table, your spadmin user shows a value of zero under the
admin column, but shows
a:4:{s:8:"sfnotify";b:0;s:12:"bypasslogout";b:0;s:15:"sfstatusmsgtext";s:0:"";s:10:"sfadminbar";b:1;}
under the admin_options column.  This made me think that perhaps the
database is not as it should be.  (I would have expected a value of one
under the admin column.  This might explain why you both are and are not an
sp admin, according to the Current Admins UI.)

All this is just speculation as to whether some database problem might be
related to the 404 errors.

Brad

My bad, I'll parse out the

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From: "Simple:Press Support" <support@simple-press.com>
To: <bradsiegfried@gmail.com>
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2012 9:29 PM
Subject: Forum Post - Simple:Press: [404 message when trying to access
specific forum page]

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next time I reply by email.

No issues?  What happens when you go to the URL below, per post#3 in this thread?

http://wilmington.crimeboard.org/index.php/forum/unit-182f/

Contents of .htaccess:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

My server does not have mod_rewrite.  (Zeus, not Apache)  Worked fine before, though.  No changes to .htaccess.

There is no directory called forum in the wp root.