If you care about security you should not install themes and plugins from the wordpress admin. Either install them by uploading via FTP or use WP-CLI for that. There is just no way to change file owners when the script is running in the context of the web server, therefor the only way to maintain … Read more
It appears this was actually a firewall issue, not a permissions issue. Opening up a certain range of IP addresses on UFW via the Wordfence support article fixed the issue. The backupwordpress plugin seemed to work correctly once the DNS was resolved fully as well.
codecowboy has reports in the comments for this question that the issue has been resolved: Running a2ensite resolved the problemm so presumably I had done something wrong with my Apache config.
First open your wp-config.php which is located in the root WordPress directory. Then add the following line inside the main php tag: define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’64M’); We just increased the memory limit to 64M. If you still get the error after this fix, then please contact your host. Most likely, they would have to go in their … Read more
You’re wanting to use MAMP, but VirtualHostX shows that Apple’s built-in Apache is running. You’ll need to stop it by running this command in a Terminal window… sudo apachectl stop Then, start MAMP using their control panel and try again. Also, make sure “MAMP” is set as your “Default Web Server” in VirtualHostX’s Preferences window.
Looks like mod_security blocks your requests. To check it installed or not run <?php phpinfo(); ?> and check here: If so, you should contact your hosting provider or administrator.
It is hard to say whether it is overkill or not. Generally there are several type of caches need to be implemented, Opcache (for PHP codes), Query cache (for Database access), Object cache (for community type of website or shared server where content are constantly updated) and Page cache (for static content such as HTML). … Read more
WordPress keeps WP_HOME and WP_SITEURL in DB, this is set during initial installation and usually is the domain of your website, in your case it is a LAN IP. Your visiting site via WAN IP, but WordPress redirects to LAN IP, causing redirect loop which obviously fails. To fix this, change WP_HOME and WP_SITEURL values … Read more
Access your site via ftp or cPanel/plesk, making sure that hidden-files are visible. Find your .htaccess file. Make a backup on the server by copying & renaming (uploading a .htaccess file with the wrong encoding could break it and make things even worse) Find the lines which start with / look like the following (or … Read more
I wound up using the index_template filter to load the right template when the CPT single page is being incorrectly redirected to the index and $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] contains the slug of the CPT. Like so: add_filter(‘index_template’, ‘wpse300393_resolve_cpts_with_dots_in_name’); function wpse300393_resolve_cpts_with_dots_in_name($templates=””){ if( strpos($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’], ‘artwork’) !== false ){ $templates = locate_template( ‘single-artwork.php’ ); } elseif( strpos($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’], ‘artist’) !== false … Read more