UPDATE Found and Fixed the problem. The thing was that yes all the sources in wordpress database pointed to old public ip xxx.xxx.1.163. Which had to be changed. The things that had to be changed was: In wp_options Change siteurl Change home url In wp_posts replace all the old public ip with new public ip … Read more
Try changing the WP_CONTENT_DIR path in wp-config.php Try adding: define( ‘WP_CONTENT_DIR’, 192.168.X.X . ‘/blog/wp-content’ ); http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Moving_wp-content
WPML offers this feature. You can set it in the Languages adminsection, at the option Browser Language Redirect.
I agree with @robin and tend to use that search & replace tool (interconnectit) for more complex DB’s. For simple installs though, I like to use Peach, since it’s a slightly less involved process. I’ll often start off trying Peach, and then move to interconnectit’s tool if there are any issues with the transfer (I’ve … Read more
That hook won’t do it. It is a filter. You can alter the IP data but unless you are willing to kill (die; or exit; or wp_die()) the whole script you aren’t going to be able to stop the comment posting. I tested by hooking return false; to the filter. Nothing. You can kill comment … Read more
Use Database Search and Replace and replace the IP 192.168.33.21 with the domain name project.dev.
This might not answer your question directly, but there are a few big issues you have to address here. Adult sites get a lot of traffic (usually a lot of fake, hacker and spam traffic), which means a lot of wasted space in your db and slower loading times if you are going to make … Read more
Anycast is networking technique where the same IP prefix is advertised from multiple locations. The network then decides which location to route a user request to, based on routing protocol costs and possibly the ‘health’ of the advertising servers. There are several benefits to anycast. First, in steady state, users of an anycast service (DNS … Read more
If you want to determine the name of a Windows machine without DNS, you should try Nbtstat. But that will only work on Windows: For example, NBTSTAT -A 10.10.10.10 On Linux, you should try nmblookup that does nearly the same.
You need to update all the places in the database that are using the original location. you can use the following tool to do so. There are others but I have found this one to be easy. Just remember to remove the files after you are done with it. I would run this in it’s … Read more