WordPress can’t write files directly most probably because user which runs PHP interpreter don’t have permission to write. Correct answer depends on what is your environment – if you are on shared hosting probably you can’t do anything about it and the only option is to set FTP credentials on wp-config.php so you won’t need … Read more
Well, nine months later I revisited the issue and it turns out my local version of php was out of date thanks to my version of MAMP being an older copy. Updated MAMP, and therefore my working PHP version, and all works splendidly now!
I think the error is very clear. The owner of public_html is www-data, you don’t have any permisson to write to that folder. You can use whatever user you want as long as that user have permission to read, write and execute your DOCUMENT_ROOT folder. But you shouldn’t use root user. So, to solve that … Read more
Assuming you have a CSV file of your excluded ids and that this file name is exclude_tags.csv the format of that file should be 1,2,3,4 This would represent tags with id 1,2,3 and 4 try this $ wp term list post_tag –exclude=$(cat exclude_tags.csv) –field=term_id | xargs wp term delete post_tag Basically, this will send the … Read more
If you are calling WP-CLI from the parent directory you need to tell it where core is using –path $ wp –path=path/to/core Some more details here: http://wp-cli.org/config/ You can set also set this with a config file wp-cli.yml that contains path: path/to/core Details: http://wp-cli.org/config/#config-files
If you are using SSH to connect to your sites then you can set up SSH aliases in your SSH config file. There are many advantages to doing this, one of them being that you use your SSH key to login to sites rather than having to type passwords. I do this with WP-CLI and … Read more
Can one combine both the install and activate to one command? It looks like you’re looking for this plugin install option [–activate] If set, the plugin will be activated immediately after install.
The error is telling you that the code tried to output a HTTP response header with the header() function after the response body has already begun to be sent. As you noted, line 68 of bootstrap.php is calling that script that outputs Installing…. So after that output has already been sent, you can’t send a … Read more
It looks like the problem was the wp-config.php Though not sure what. I copied the content of wp-config-sample.php while keeping the same db credentials and it started working. I then reverted the changes and it is still working… Only differences were: Initially, when replacing the file, the Salts were not set. And hese lines… define( … Read more
This is the script I use on Windows under XAMPP. It includes a MySQL command to create the database, and a tweak to improve security by nuking user 1 (and all its content) straight after install, resulting in a clean empty database. @echo off set dbName=”wp_yourdbname” set dbPass=”your_random_db_password” set siteUrl=”sitename.localdev.yourdomain.com” set siteName=”Kluwell” set siteDesc=”” set … Read more