Still no idea that why and how this happened all of sudden. But here is the 2 Solutions I found which is working: Applying anyone will work 1. Comment these two – //define(‘DB_CHARSET’, ‘utf8’) and //define(‘DB_COLLATE’, ”) 2. Use Latin1, (‘DB_CHARSET’, ‘latin1’) However, I am suspecting some attacks on our sever where blogs are hosted … Read more
I had this problem when I moved a wordpress site to CloudWays which used varnish. I had to find the varnish configuration section and specifically exclude the timthumb.php script from varnish. This solved my issue because each call to timthumb.php to resize an image must be processed and it cannot be cached. I hope this … Read more
This looks like the access to admin-ajax.php is forbidden (error 403). For some reason, many security plugins are preventing access to admin-ajax.php, even with this file being essential for WordPress to work correctly. If you use some security plugin, check out if it is maybe blocking admin-ajax.php. Check if admin-ajax.php is blocked in .htaccess file … Read more
The fastest way will be wp cli usage. Look a few links. This might help you. multisite convert multisite install small tutorial
I would suggest following some other toturial instead of one that lacks any explanations as to the “why” like this one. Linode and digitalocean should have good toturial on how to install wordpress, and although they might not be debian specific, the once regarding ubuntu should probably be compatible with debian. To answer the question, … Read more
403 Forbidden home on localhost with nginx server
How come there is no error if I upgrade WordPress core after locking .htaccess permissions to 644?
Try to disable temporarily SELinux on the web server, with the command: sudo setenforce 0 If the error disappears after disabling SELinux, re-enable it with: sudo setenforce 1 and then allow httpd to connect to a MySql server through the network with: sudo setsebool -P httpd_can_network_connect_db 1 sudo setsebool -P httpd_can_network_connect 1
Enable wp debug and then visit your login, let me know what is says. https://codex.wordpress.org/WP_DEBUG
The official wordpress documentation https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/cron/hooking-into-the-system-task-scheduler/ suggests doing it via a web request rather as per your first example rather than php CLI as per your second example. Their example uses wget, but your curl request would work just as well. I believe they are using the web request replicates the standard http requests that would … Read more