WordPress and nginx, download some pages instead of serving them
In my case the fix was: Purge cache in Cloudflare Clear cache in Google Chrome
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nginx php-fpm, and auto updates?
Shouldn’t u add rachel to the www-data group? sudo usermod -aG www-data rachel More details https://stackoverflow.com/a/19620585/1173445
nginx.conf appeared in all WordPress installations on folder
Late to the party but if anyone finds this as a result of a search. this will have been auto-created when you installed Ithemes security. By default, it will create an Nginx.conf file in the site public_html folder you can change the location of this file in the settings. If it is on apache it … Read more
How to test drive WordPress on VPS with LEMP stack before going live?
WordPress doesn’t care much about IP address, it is mostly sensitive to domain name it is accessed by. In your case you can access the test site if you make your local machine resolve domain to its IP (ignoring “actual” IP DNS would resolve it to). You can accomplish that with hosts file or software … Read more
Difference between these two nginx try_files statements for WordPress?
As far as I know, WordPress does not require a q= parameter set to the original request (the pretty permalink). So in the second option, the q= parameter will be silently ignored. According to the Nginx wiki page for WordPress, the query parameters (?$args or $is_args$args) are included: … so non-default permalinks doesn’t break when … Read more
REST API parameters not working with nginx
If your virtual host looks like this: try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php$args; change it to this: try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php$is_args$args; Adding $is_args (which will print a ? character if query arguments are found) will allow WordPress to properly receive and interpret the query parameters
Installation failed: Could not create directory – CentOS 7
SELinux was the problem. Its enforcement was, for lack of a better term, overriding the file permissions and keeping WordPress from writing to any of the files. To solve the issue, I did the following: Check if SELinux is enabled: # getenforce If the response is “Enforcing”, then SELinux is enabled and it is probably … Read more
Configuring Routing Rules for WordPress+Nginx and WP-SuperCache?
Hi @jschoolcraft: Does this articles address your question? WordPress, Nginx and WP Super Cache If not, maybe there would be something in these? HOWTO: Install WordPress On Nginx WordPress + nginx Compatibility Plugin Howto nginx + wordpress + ubuntu shortest setup Nginx front-end proxy cache for WordPress WordPress Pretty Permalinks with Nginx
NGINX conf on WP Multisite enabled — subdirectory — images fail to load after updates
I experienced something similar few months ago. After a long time debugging I found out that all the problems were related to this well hidden option called: ms_files_rewriting in the wp_sitemeta table. It was active in my case, with the value 1. When active, WordPress assumes you want to use the deprecated blogs.dir structure, where … Read more
ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS status 302, how to configure NGINX locations to work with AWS ALB?
The problem happens because of the way AWS ALB works, or at least the way mine is setup (which seems to be quiet common practice to be fair), the Loadbalancer listens on HTTPS:443 and forwards to the target HTTP:80. The problem above err-too-many-redirects is related to an endless loop created by the target application. The … Read more