I am installing wordpress with docker on centos7 linux OS.I have installed mysql container successfully and got an error when i wanted to install wordpress container showing "docker:Error response from daemon:driver failed programming external connectivity on endpoint :Error starting userland proxy:bind address already in use.Please find attached the snapshot of my error page and the snapshot showing my http ports(80 & 443)
I started to develop my own wordpress site, that I hosted locally. I am using Apache for hosting and mariaDB for DB. I accessed the site through my public ip, that in my case was was xxx.xxx.1.163. I could also access my site thorugh 127.0.0.1. I set the wordpress site up and everything worked fine. PROBLEM Until I moved from one place to another with my computer. Now I can not access my site anymore. I have been struggling with …
I have installed WordPress on my Ubuntu Server 20.04 VM (host machine runs Linux Mint 19). I've able to view wp-admin and the sample website without issue. I'm using Firefox to access wp-admin, the browser is up to date, and the browser clears the cache/history each time I close it. When I click Themes in wp-admin, the page opens just fine. But when I click Add New, a progress bar keeps spinning, and then I get the following message: An …
I know there are a thousand questions about this all over the place and trust me I've been trying every possible solution for years [not an overstatement] and each and every one is either missing a crucial piece or simply doesn't work [in my experience]. I'm looking for a solid, complete, and open minded solution for the wordpress directory user / group ownership and permissions on linux. The requirements are the ones that I think everyone should be looking for: …
So, I've spent a couple of hours looking around the internet to try to figure out this problem, since it seems like a dumb one that would probably be a duplicate, but apparently it isn't. I'm hosting a WordPress site in a subdirectory on my main site (http://christopherdumas.org is the main site, http://christopherdumas.org/astraterra is the WP site) and when I try to upload files to a post in the WordPress site, it smacks me with this error: Missing a temporary …
I have 2 questions: how would you approach the storage of datasets (with millions of small files) on local network? And how would you take that into account in pytorch code? Hello, I need to store large datasets (could be in the TB) on local network. However, training using a dataset on the 3 different NAS servers I tested on was consistently 4 time longer while GPU usage was 25% on average, I guess that's because the GPU isn't fed …
I'm seeing this error in Wordpress Media editor: "Image rotation is not supported by your web host." I checked on my server and I have php7-gd: php -i | grep -i gd /etc/php/7.2/cli/conf.d/20-gd.ini, gd GD Support => enabled GD headers Version => 2.2.5 GD library Version => 2.2.5 gd.jpeg_ignore_warning => 1 => 1 Does anyone know what could be a problem here?
In a local wordpress installation, when I install a plugin it only offers me installation via FTP, even if I load the plugin .zip file from my pc. Why does this happen? I use Ubuntu linux and apache 2 as web server. Thank you.
I have a Wordpress web site which is hosted on a distributed infrastructure. I have a web server(apache) and a cache server (varnish). When I load the site directly from web server everything is OK, but when I load the site from the cache, I sometimes get the following error: Timthumb isn't displaying any images. "A TimThumb error has occured I saw some answers about this problem which mainly point out to the file permissions. But I don't get any …
I move my wordpress website to another server that is centos7 and apache web server and everything is ok but ajax upload in media not work. it is ok when i did not use ajax but it has problem with ajax and i think the error code is 403 Also i have a reverse proxy server that is kerio
I am running a self-hosted version of WordPress on a Linode VPS running Debian 9. I was previously using WordPress on a /blog directory because I had a basic HTML site that I decided not to keep any longer, so I moved everything out of /blog and put everything back into the root directory after deleting my old site's contents. I followed the steps provided here and updated my permalink settings and used Velvet Blues to update my URLs, as …
In order to get an R/Shiny forecasting app ready for production, I am concerned about speeding up the model tuning process. I am already using parallel processing on Windows 10. There are some other possible improvements to go for, like Kaggle kernels or Amazon AWS. However, I would prefer to go for some open source improvements first. A C++ coder told m recently, that it is worth to compute resource extensive tasks on linux/ubuntu machines. I was thinking about virtual …
I have recently decided it would be best if i disable the built in wordpress cron function and move to the system cron which will activate the wordpress cron every 15 minutes. I am wondering which way is best and what the differences are performance wise etc? The two ways I have seen this done are: curl http://example.com/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron > /dev/null 2>&1 and cd /var/www/example.com/htdocs; php /var/www/example.com/htdocs/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron > /dev/null 2>&1 Which way is better, and what are the benefits of a …
I running an instance of Wordpress on my web server but I'm getting this error in the logs PHP Warning: chmod(): Operation not permitted in /home/webserver/html/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-filesystem-direct.php on line 173, referer: http:// mysite.com/ I check the class-wp-filesystem-direct.php file on 173 here is the line: if ( ! $recursive || ! $this->is_dir( $file ) ) { return chmod( $file, $mode ); } This are the permissions of this file: -rwxrwxr-x 1 root apache 17K Oct 20 20:24 /home/webserver/html/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-filesystem-direct.php Any of you knows …
I installed WordPress on Debian using this article from the Debian Wiki. My wp.conf looks like Alias /wp/wp-content /var/lib/wordpress/wp-content Alias /wp /usr/share/wordpress <Directory /usr/share/wordpress> Options FollowSymLinks AllowOverride Limit Options FileInfo DirectoryIndex index.php Require all granted </Directory> <Directory /var/lib/wordpress/wp-content> Options FollowSymLinks Require all granted </Directory> since I couldn't get the virtual host config file to work. This makes the site visible under mydomain.com/wp. How can I make the site visible at mydomain.com? I tried changing the site URL, but that made …
I'm running a VPS with Ubuntu 14.04.4 x64 and Apache 2.4.7, and would like to set-up a WordPress site on it. Which apache-modules must I have enabled - and which should I enable (eg. for cool WP-features)? Are there any modules I absolutely should not enable?
The previous IIS server used to host this WP site. Now I have a Linux environment. The Db import went smoothly. Copying over the site files generates issues however. There are plugins that refuse to start. I understand the issues with paths. Those are fixed. My question: is there a import script/function that is the "proper" way to migrate from Windows IIS to Linux Apache? Edit: one of the offending plugins is stored in a dir named: ist-form-dresser I cant …
I'm having a bit of trouble getting my WordPress install to act correctly. I followed the video provided by Rajendra Patel on youtube. Here's the link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMycmTPl8nc. Anyway, when I go to localhost i get Apache2 Ubuntu Default Page. It says in bold to replace the /var/www/html/index.html with something, but I've done a little reading and I'm just so green behind the gills I don't know what to replace it with. I was, however, able to get port 81 hooked up …
Two weeks ago when I tried to access one of my WordPress sites through the browser, I was redirected to an ad page. I went inside of the public_html directory and found tons of PHP files with random names (gibberish alphanumerical names). I also found out that a lot of WordPress PHP files had been altered and had an @include at the top which included random files (most of them had ico extensions). This was not limited only to the …
I installed wordpress with apt, which ties in a lot of directories, so I suspect that using the built-in core update tool will break the installation; but wordfence constantly demands that I update using said tool -- which is probably much more up-to-date than the linux distro repository. Do I have to wipe it out and start over in order to resolve this annoying bind?