I built a static site, then decided to make it a Wordpress site. I used PLESK's complimentary Wordpress install instead of doing it myself, but I don't know if that's even relevant in this discussion.
I've installed everything that is needed by Wordpress i.e. nginx 1.2.5 (built from source on /usr/local/nginx), php-fpm with other php packages and mysql via apt-get. I downloaded wordpress-3.4.2.zip and extracted it in /usr/local/nginx/html/blog. I've created MySQL database for wordpress with all privileges.
I've just upgraded a website from Plesk-9 (Ubuntu 8) to Plesk-11 (CentOS 6.3).
The Plesk-11 server was created with a specific subdomain "sub.example.com", this also became the default webspace.
Running WordPress On Nginx (LEMP) on Debian Squeeze/Ubuntu 11.04
This tutorial shows how you can install and run a WordPress blog on a
Debian Squeeze or Ubuntu 11.04 system that has nginx installed instead
of Apache (LEMP = Linux + nginx (pronounced "engine x") + MySQL + PHP).
In addition to that I will also show you how you can use the WordPress
plugins WP Super Cache and W3 Total Cache with
I'm very much a NGINX and Server Admin beginner.
I used this tutorial to install NGINX / PHP / mySQL / WordPress:
C3M Digital Tutorial
In this tutorial the backend php-cgi setup is configured using fastcgi.
I need to set up a Django site at the root of a domain, but then have a Wordpress installation in a subdirectly (e.g. /blog/). How would one configure NGinX to do this? "Pretty" URLs have to work for Wordpress as well.
For Django I am using Gunicorn, which is already configured. From NGinX I would call "proxy_pass" to direct to that.
I'm learning about servers, and I'm configuring Nginx, MySQL, PHP, and WordPress.
the server distro is Debian 6.
I created a new user and I want each user to be the owner of the site folder /var/www/site.one, so I run the command chown -R kossel:kossel site.one
My problem is, my WordPress only works if I chmod 644 wp-config.php, which all can read wordpress site suggest that file should be 640.
I've got a LAMP server available from http://91.xxx.xx.xx/ (just an example IP address), and I'd like to install Wordpress there.
I've gone as far as doing a simple sudo apt-get install wordpress to install Wordpress, but I'm not too sure about the set of best-practice steps after that.
I've read the documentation to install Wordpress in the Ubuntu wiki, but it is out-of-date.
I have recently moved my low-moderate traffic (1000 UAUs, 5000 pageviews on a busy day) website from shared hosting to a Centos 6 64-bit VPS with Apache and cPanel running on 4 quad-core processor (likely oversold) and 3GB memory (Xen).
We've had problems from the beginning. The server keeps crashing.
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