Getting Magento 404 error while accessing module settings through admin panel

So, I downloaded the free Magento blog extension, but it only supports one blog. So I duplicated the extension as I need more than one blog in my magento store. I changed all the links and calls appropriately in my copy of the extension and was able to install it as a separate extension.

However , when I want to create a new message from the admin panel, it gives me a Magento 404 error.

I would appreciate it if someone could take a look and tell me what I am missing.

Please note that for testing, I use two environments:

  • local Magento installation via MAMP / WAMP (pre-packaged LAMP desktop environment for Mac and Windows) with PHP 5.2.6, MySQL 5, and Apache 2.0.59

  • web server with PHP 5.2.10, MySQL 5.x and Apache 2.x

On my local MAMP / WAMP, I can create a blog without any problems. However, when I test it from a live server, I can no longer create a new blog post, and redirecting to the admin page of the posting page gives me a magento 404 error.

I thought this might be relevant to some server settings, but I'm not sure, and would appreciate it if someone else could learn this for me.

Thanks.

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