WordPress does not allow this “configuration”. And I seriously doubt you would have any luck writing a plugin that would take care of this in a complete way. The WPDB class is heavily utilized throughout the site, and sifting through read-only vs write-enabled uses would be daunting.
You need to make the following changes in php.ini file on your server. upload_max_filesize = 100M post_max_size = 100M If still it’s same then update value of memory_limit.
Right, I’ve managed to solve the problem. Maybe this answer helps other people who encounter the issue again. The problem is inherently in the installation procedure when installing via the package manager in ubuntu. The actual issue was in the database configuration, the installation had set WP_CONTENT_DIR to /srv/www/wp-content/localhost, a directory I did not even … Read more
Well, it can’t and won’t work. You should think how iframe really works. All it does is send a request to server with given URL (src parameter) and display response. Why inserting <?php bloginfo(‘template_directory’); ?>/training-form.php as src wouldn’t work? Just go to this address and see, what you’ll get. Nothing or some trash. Why? Because … Read more
You can simply delete the lines from your wp-config.php. define(‘FTP_HOST’, ‘yourhost.com’); define(‘FTP_USER’, ‘youruser’); define(‘FTP_PASS’, ‘yourpass’); However, this does not automatically mean that you are secure. There are a lot of backdoors where malware could be injected, starting from the server, security-issues in your plugins, outdated software etc. Please be sure to check for all the … Read more
For starters, the WordPress Codex has a wealth of information on this very topic. For the sake of brevity that should take care of most of it; however, there are some relievant points that should be made: If you do not wish WordPress (essentially PHP) to have access to the file system with the exception … Read more
WordPress specifically checks that the fileowner of the files it creates are identical to the value returned by getmyuid. Meaning that if it creates files using a different owner than the owner of the WordPress files themselves, it won’t use the “direct” mode. Same group is not enough. The files WordPress writes must have the … Read more
There are several sides to this. What it should be ideally, what is is practically, and what it usually has to be practically. There are two contexts to the writing files in WordPress. Just do it with PHP The locked down hardest scenario here is that only uploads is writable. Otherwise core functionality will start … Read more
I think the real question you have here is — what user/group WordPress belongs to? WordPress itself essentially doesn’t have a user/group. From perspective of filesystem it is just a bunch of PHP source files lying around. What is really “has” a user here is your web server and/or PHP binary. Together they execute WordPress … Read more
I removed the sticky permission with using the – instead of the + and the website works. sudo chmod -R g-s