Usually with proper server config the wp-config.php file should not be able to be edited from a theme or plugin. It’s usually fired first before your plugin/theme files. Here is a similar discussion on the topic.
multiple language directories
That’s not possible with the default xampp. Windows can’t work with the wildcard subdomains. The easiest way, that you switch to folder, directory structure. Alternative should help this answer with the customization of the vhost.
HTTP Error after finishing uploading a video that is bigger than 64 MB -> After raising the upload limit manually in the wp-config file
Redefine cookie domain for subdomains
Localhost to Staging to Development Dynamic WP-CONFIG
It might be unsafe in some cases. You should export DATABASE .SQL file and search inside that, all string containing the phrase: var/www and var\www and var\\www and change those entries too. (you can do that in phpmyadmin too)
Make your wp-config.php file readonly or define those constants in a different file that is readonly and then use include()?
This really isn’t a WordPress question per say. You need to create an ELB (Elastic Load Balancer) which then generates a DUAL-STACK CNAME which you can then use as an alias for your domain name in Route53. You do NOT want to simply use an A record for the ELB as Amazon has the right … Read more
Other than WP-CLI, is there a way to install WordPress via the command-line?