Switching to self-hosted blog
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Hello All,
I have had a wordpress.com blog for over a year now, and I have always had it mapped to blog.mydomain.com
I would now like to self-host the blog, and I have a couple of questions.
1: I already turned-off the domain mapping in my wordpress.com control panel and deleted it. However, when I go to blog.mydomain.com, it says: “Warning! Domain mapping upgrade for this domain not found. Please login and go to the Domains Upgrades page of your blog to use this domain.” I can’t install wordpress on blog.mydomain.com because it keeps redirecting.
Do i have to do delete the custom CNAME in the DNS settings on in my host?
Lastly, when I was experimenting transfering to blog I was having lots of problems with the internal links not matching. Does anyone have a good way to upload the blog while preserving the internal links?
Thanks!
The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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Yes you have to delete the CNAME has its still pointing to here. Make sure though that a A record points it to your host.
Yes, in settings, change perma links to include month and day. (Day and name http://blah.com/2010/04/05/sample-post/
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Actually it can in some cases take up to 72 hours for the propagation through all the internet nameservers to complete. Generally it has been taking about 24-48 lately, but it can take longer. Just be patient and it will get there.
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I’m considering getting my own URL from Go Daddy, were I all ready have one for my website, can I use only one URL and have my pages link together using one domain name?
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@007marketer
I am not aware of any way to domain map multiple wordpress.com root blogs to a single domain, and I cannot find anything in support documentation that deals with this issue. I think you should pose your question to Staff http://en.support.wordpress.com/contact/
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