Only Apache is “responsible for caring” that your script is PHP. AFAIK, whether you need to use AddHandler or AddType depends on whether your PHP is installed as a module or as CGI. You can try creating .htaccess in wp-mybiz/ folder containg some of the common solutions/workarounds 1) AddType application/x-httpd-php .php 2a) AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .php … Read more
The most common thing that happens in the case where you suddenly get a prompt to install WordPress when a site was running OK is that the database connection details were changed. This can be caused by the host changing the database URL, or login or password was changed in the Cpanel; or the connection … Read more
This sounds like a perfect use case for WP CLI, all you need is SSH access, which many major hosts now provide. Many of the features you are asking for are already provided out of the box. For others you should be able to create your custom WP CLI commands. Some examples from the doc: … Read more
When installing WP onto an IP address (or hostname), WP will only respond to requests on that IP address. Any request from another IP address even if it resolves to the same server, will result in a redirect to a WP error page. In this situation, I would do this: Install WP on the public … Read more
It’s not a good idea to edit /etc/profile for things like this, because you’ll lose all your changes whenever CentOS publishes an update for this file. This is exactly what /etc/profile.d is for: echo ‘pathmunge /usr/lib/ruby-enterprise/bin’ > /etc/profile.d/ree.sh chmod +x /etc/profile.d/ree.sh Log back in and enjoy your (safely) updated $PATH: echo $PATH /usr/lib/ruby-enterprise/bin:/usr/kerberos/sbin:/usr/kerberos/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/root/bin which ruby … Read more
Use Development Address Not Root IP. You are using a root IP. You need to direct to your site to the correct dev location. Something like this: https://74.104.158.116/~lbryhub. Viewing your URL From WHM (if you use it?) I find working on a subdomain easier such as https://new.exmaple.com, then I migrate it over to the correct … Read more
please note: WP from Synology NAS uses MariaDB/MySQL to store & organize its content, thus you need to set up a user account(e.g. WP_User) in the database(by using e.g. phpMySQLAdmin) to give ‘read’ privilege from anywhere (.), Secondly, please pay attention to MariaDB is using the port of 3307(not MySQL 3306) as default, if you … Read more
You absolutely can have a single WordPress Multisite installation serve up more than one domain. Set up Multisite. For this site, it won’t matter if you use subdirectory or subdomain. (If you plan to add other sites to this Multisite network, choose the option you’d prefer to use for those other sites.) Create your new … Read more
It may not be possible to disable it at all, yet a feasible workaround is to increase the execution time. On a nginx tutorial site, it was written: If you want to increase time-limit for all-sites on your server, you can edit main nginx.conf file: vim /etc/nginx/nginx.conf Add following in http{..} section http { fastcgi_read_timeout … Read more
The sites-* folders are managed by nginx_ensite and nginx_dissite. For Apache httpd users who find this with a search, the equivalents is a2ensite/a2dissite. The sites-available folder is for storing all of your vhost configurations, whether or not they’re currently enabled. The sites-enabled folder contains symlinks to files in the sites-available folder. This allows you to … Read more