How to update plugins in a distributed wordpress scenario?
How to update plugins in a distributed wordpress scenario?
nginx
Proxy caching WordPress with Nginx
I would recommend starting with the Codex Nginx as mentioned by @Rarst. These two additional links may also provide more guidance on what you’re trying to accomplish. How-to: Nginx as a front-end proxy cache for WordPress Nginx Reverse Cache Proxy
Why does defining MULTISITE true change the database connection in use
This sounds like an error with the URLs that are defined in the multisite DB and/or a .htaccess issue. When changing a regular WP install from live to local for example, you can change the URLs by setting this in your wp-config: define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://example.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://example.com’); However with multisite there are additional references to the URLs the … Read more
Using www along with non-www for main domain in multisite installation
Your nginx configuration is fine, you just need to edit the site name in your Multisite settings in the Sites section, and perhaps run a search-replace across the entire database to replace non-www with www links. I’m not sure, but you might additionally need to create a redirect for your non-www domain, although last time … Read more
How to block direct access to files upload in edd folder
How to block direct access to files upload in edd folder
Theme Load Error
Theme Load Error
Can’t get paramaters from url page of content
Can’t get paramaters from url page of content
WordPress Multisite FQDN Admin Access
In my experience WP doesn’t like being accessed from anywhere that’s not the site url in the wp_config table. If you want to change the URL to your new(?) one this codex page should help, however it will probably prevent you from accessing by your old(?) url.
How to solve 404 permalink errors on nginx server
After hours of debugging, I can’t say exactly what the problem was, however disabling all the plugin solved the issue. It wasn’t one particular plugin, I then re-enabled all of them and everything was fine. Thank you for your interest!
Rewriting / Redirecting request outside wordpress
Normally, to add rewrite rules in WordPress there is the generate_rewrite_rules filter. From there you can call the function add_external_rule ($wp_rewrite->add_external_rule($rule)) where you could add your rule which not maps to index.php. Unfortunately WordPress will try to write this rule into the .htaccess file. But maybe this could be helpful.