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From PHP-FPM, MySQL, MariaDB, Apache, Nginx and Lighttpd to other servers that allow to host and run WordPress. If you can remove "WordPress" from the question, your question probably is better asked on serverfault.com
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Problems with WordPress multisite directories/url structures and admin access after migration
I don't know how the migration was executed, but here are some things that have caught me out in the past.
Files: Check the .htaccess and wp-config.php files.
htaccess for a multisite should look some …
