If you are still looking for a solution, your nginx configuration should look like this in order to achieve what you described… server { listen 80; server_name yourdomain.com root /path/to/yourdomain.com; index index.php index.html; location / { # directives to handle static site } location /sub { # directives to handle WordPress try_files $uri $uri/ /sub/index.php?$args; … Read more
At the very end of your wp-config.php file insert the following code; if(is_admin()) { add_filter(‘filesystem_method’, create_function(‘$a’, ‘return “direct”;’ )); define( ‘FS_CHMOD_DIR’, 0751 ); } Save then try again
Ok, just browsed through the source code for wp-admin/setup-config.php 🙂 Apparently the distant call is made to generate SALT secret keys: $secret_keys = wp_remote_get( ‘https://api.wordpress.org/secret-key/1.1/salt/’ ); Calling this URL generates code like this: define(‘AUTH_KEY’, ‘5.p7N9J5mEb++TB9=X[#mD,97,*L.2&j `]+9(igm;.G8z#zCx{JcocPkoqJW_l*’); define(‘SECURE_AUTH_KEY’, ‘y)pV:td0nD>Vk.WQY/_jz>B.fW+6-)JXQB+o–c@+LfHdRlJUmq~{CK%8(RI}/:(‘); define(‘LOGGED_IN_KEY’, ‘~3:FIV(b+0YB3zh-H+}X$3Z0^6J|5R0G/?((#iQ<zR5R.&`og[.)*l0O/R;|fkZH’); define(‘NONCE_KEY’, ‘3*{YXmsB`qHI^:C7R<P6RfD=+ }.aD+[1 8?]Z `y$Qs!B{;WBa_bA4)^v7fTc*t’); define(‘AUTH_SALT’, ‘iKqrV-wj-Tul9Hf/73.^k,X9:}44X>Md|N7Wcis,t~{;z5gkAJ+_#@+`K*<(,$>}’); define(‘SECURE_AUTH_SALT’, ‘|IHFZzBK~;O|^+}btQ|XD2D+y.|tIG>+@%#7Au%HScaX0zgOf_3}B299I;miqoz:’); define(‘LOGGED_IN_SALT’, ‘} >Bpcr|jIZ6~88isD ^!f<a>J7MKtqhi]%)-)6Cpu-@&7L;VDo?O+J+!a^>n(K8’); define(‘NONCE_SALT’, ‘5QW_oa0[P._!IVGe+OGHkO?i+U|5k6Fr-O;,-Hr@|<f!}i%iZVK2[#My-ld|4]8M’); … Read more
I don’t know why you couldn’t access the folder. Maybe you wanna check your .htaccess file first. The default rewrite conditions for apache created by WordPress should include the following two lines, which prevents the redirecting to index.php if a physical file or directory is found. RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -f [OR] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d You could … Read more
If I understand you correctly, you’re removing the old Mambo site and intend to run WordPress as the main site in this domain. If that’s the case then (depending on any plugins that you have running) all you will need to do after making backups of everything is move the entire contents of your /wordpress … Read more
If your already confused with using Softaculos why not go with the file source from wordpress.org which has a very very simple installtion that takes just a minute or two. You simply need to create your database, user and enter that when installing WordPress. You can set the www or non-www in WordPress itself during … Read more
OK, it was a noob mistake, as predicted! I had to go to kdev.vcip.com/wp/ for the installer to run. Once I did that I went to the Settings page and changed my WordPress address to http://kdev.vcip.com/wp and my Site Address to http://kdev.vcip.com.
Best Practice #1 One of the best practices is to let the PHP process to run under a different user (in your case: jdoe, jsmith, etc) than the web server user (in your case: httpd) and let only these users have the write permission. Of course, your web server may still need read permission for … Read more
You’re almost there, it’s just the other way around: define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://www.m2comm-semi.com/new’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://www.m2comm-semi.com’); WP_HOMEis the URL where the actual files are and WP_SITEURL is the URL under which you access the site. Also be aware that this doesn’t go in the functions.php but in the wp-config.php The Admin is always accessible via the actual location of the … Read more
If you want to install and run WordPress, you don’t need Visual Studio at all. You will probably need some code editor later, if you want to create/modify some theme files etc.