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 have a dedicated server with 1GB of memory serving some wordpress sites, but happens when performing tests (ab: apache benmark, with -n 100 -c 10) to some of this wordpress, the server start to swap and then it's like dying...
So, my question is, how to tune apache and mysql for this purpose? I'm using mpm_worker in apache for php5
Any advice on tuning apache.conf and my.cnf files?
I want to install Apache, MySQL and php5 on a desktop computer, as per the instructions at http://www.howtoforge.com/installing...ntu-11.04-lamp
Then simply install/run a 'copy' of a Wordpress site locally.
I'm concerned with the extra "load" this will place on the desktop computer.
PHP programmer here. Boss wants me to create multiple wordpress websites that are symlink'ed back to a set of master wordpress files. Each website resides in a separate Linux user account. I need help with my symlink strategy...
So far, for each new linux web account,
install the database
sed replace config values into a temp config file
mysql insert some config data
symlink????
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I have installed WordPress first installation on Apache server
Its opening fine but when i logged in with my user id and password
http://examplesite.com/wp-login.php
It is showing blank in Firefox and in IE page not open with no errors.
I cleared all my browsers cache history still not able to open the page after login.
There is no errors logs generated.
wordpress version3.4.2
php 5.3.3
mys
I was trying to move my wordpress installation (done from apt-get) to another folder and manage it myself, so I apt-get remove'd wordpress. Later I decided to apt-get install it again, but after I did, visiting the site errored out with a Error establishing a database connection.
So I thought I'd check if the db is gone. I opened mysql on the command prompt and did show databases;.
For legacy reasons, I have a wordpress site that primarily lives at a subdirectory: http://www.zmxmusic.com/site . However, it also serves the home page at http://www.zmxmusic.com .
I don't have access to the apache config that's currently used, and I'm having difficulty replicating this behavior on a new server.
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 a server running 3 WordPress instances, MySql, Apache and the play framework 2.0 on 64m initial & max heap. If I increase the max heap of the JVM that play is running in even by 16m I see the 128m of swap space steadily fill up until the the JVM dies.
I notice that it is only when I am plugging away at the wordpress sites that the JVM will die.
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