Have you changed the settings in admin > blog > [blog] > urls ?

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Thanks, yes. I learned that this was caused by a permissions problem. Apparently, our hosting vendor runs something called mod_suphp, such that we MUST set certain permissions on scripts and their containing dirrectories. This I did not know. Learning ... and thanks for your kind reply.

Elchanan

also, it is best practice (with any web app) to only use lowercase letters in URLs. That may save you a lot of trouble down the road ;)

Thanks, I have heard this and am open-minded. I do not understand why and am curious, if you (anyone) wish to elaborate a bit. The camel case always seems so much more readable to me. But I realize there are likely other considerations.

Hi VLM

On the lower case issue maybe I can help.

Its very simple. Sometimes people but the wrong case letter in a link and then it doesn't work. Sticking to only one case, preferably lower as it looks better, means one less error that is likely to be made.

All characters up to the end of the domain are case insensitive, but after that they are case sensitive. (Of course not on your local MS windows)

EDIT

Imagine telling someone to got to mysite.com/camelback. if you had to tell them where the humps were on a whole string of camels it would be a long story :) and they would probably not remember it properly :(

Thanks ... crystally clear!

:)