There may be a problem with the actual production database values for siteurl and home. Depending on your host and url rewrite rules and installation you probably need to make sure the values start with the protocol, http:// or https://.
I found your post by looking for a fix similar, I have haproxy set up and I’m trying to install wordpress on a backend server as well. I found this page: https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-fix-the-mixed-content-error-in-wordpress-step-by-step/ that details some HTTPS settings you can change in the wordpress settings that should fix it. For haproxy looking at your config you … Read more
The issue was within some plugin that stored the full path into the database. I solved just adding a redirection line into the .htaccess so that any call to that specific address was redirecting to wp-content/uploads isntad to files
There is one in the file directory up That is your wp-config.php, WordPress can look one folder up so that you can place the file in a folder that’s not served to the web. This is done as a security measure. it doesn’t provide any of the usual details wp-config.php is still a PHP file, … Read more
How to specify server path in code?
You can use wp config set to update any existing value in wp-config or to add a new value: wp config set DB_NAME some_db_name wp config set DB_USER some_db_username wp config set DB_PASSWORD you_secret_value_pass See https://developer.wordpress.org/cli/commands/config/set/ Keep in mind that values are case sensitive, so if you do wp config set db_name some-db, it will … Read more
Disabling zlib compression and enforcing gzip
max_input_vars not updating through wp-config
What configuration have you got in your Settings > General? Make sure your WordPress Address and Site Address refer to your url and not the IP Address.
The problem is not in WordPress, it is in your Varnish or Apache configuration. Static files, such as CSS, JS, Images, these are served by Apache without going through WordPress at all. WordPress will simply use whatever URL you configure it to use. It doesn’t care about port or domains, as such. So, if your … Read more