Here’s an example using find with a directory type and zero maxdepth: $ find /srv/users/serverpilot/apps/*/public/ \ -type d \ -maxdepth 0 \ -exec /usr/local/bin/wp core update –path={} \; or in a single line: $ find /srv/users/serverpilot/apps/*/public/ -type d -maxdepth 0 -exec /usr/local/bin/wp core update –path={} \;
I created simillar configuration to yours and proxy is working for me. My config looks like: Host production HostName xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ProxyCommand ssh -q -W %h:22 vagrant ForwardAgent yes Host vagrant HostName 127.0.0.1 User vagrant Port 2222 UserKnownHostsFile /dev/null StrictHostKeyChecking no PasswordAuthentication no IdentityFile /path/to/.vagrant/machines/default/virtualbox/private_key IdentitiesOnly yes ForwardAgent yes LogLevel FATAL I’m treating my vagrant local … Read more
It looks like –url isn’t working to filter the wp site list output. So instead one could try: wp site list | awk ‘{ if( $2 == SITE_URL_STRING ) print $1; }’ where we use the awk trick from here, to filter the url column and display the blog_id column. Here we must replace SITE_URL_STRING … Read more
I was missing some php extensions that wp-cli and/or WordPress needed but there is no error output stating as much. I’m guessing it was specifically the missing mysqli extension. I used a WP-CLI command to test the base container for missing extensions and now I have sudo docker-php-ext-install gd sockets mysqli exif in my config.yml. … Read more
xargs is unnecessary, something similar to this will do the job without any piping or xargs: sites=$(wp site list –field=url) for site in $sites do users=$(wp user list –url=”$site” –role=subscriber) for user in $users do wp user delete $user –url=”$site” –reassign=4 end end
Are the new image dimensions registered in the database in any way or does the resizing just occur in the uploads directory? No, the image size system is similar to the post type system, sizes are registered at runtime, not in the database. The size of some sizes are stored in the database as they’re … Read more
the default instructions assume you have root and are intended to provide the most convenient use by placing the phar package in your path alternative 1: remove the sudo, change /usr/local/bin/wp to /path/to/your/installation/wp, and instead of calling the commands with wp command <parameters> use ./wp command <parameters> alternative 2: remove the sude, change /usr/local/bin/wp to … Read more
You can use wp media import to import the image once. Once you have the ID for the attachment created, you can run: wp post list –post_type=post –format=ids | xargs -0 -d ‘ ‘ -I % wp post meta add % _thumbnail_id <thumbnail-id> Make sure to replace <thumbnail-id> with the actual attachment ID.
This is the default behavior of WP-CLI’s built-in PHP REPL. If you look at the wp shell documentation, it shows that you can also use the Boris or PsySH PHP REPLs. The Boris REPL does not seem to be actively maintained; however the PsySH REPL has fairly recent maintenance, and it fixes the problem that … Read more
You can try the –url argument to target a given site in your network: wp post create \ –post_type=page \ –post_title=”ABC” \ –post_status=publish \ –url=http://example.tld/somesite/ where you can view available site urls with wp site list