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How to Setup WordPress with Nginx and Cloudflare on Ubuntu Linux
The post provides a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to set up a WordPress website using an Nginx HTTP server and applying Cloudflare for CDN and SSL protection. It covers how to sign up for Cloudflare, enable security features, install necessary servers and WordPress, and correctly configure all settings. The guide also illustrates how to…
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How to Remove WordPress Default Admin User via the Dashboard
WordPress users are advised to select a unique administrator username and strong password for enhanced security. To do so, create a new user account with a unique name and delete the old one using the new account. If the old account has any content, ensure to attribute it to the new one before deletion.
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How to Install and Use Redis with WordPress
This post details how to configure WordPress to use Redis for object caching, significantly speeding up database queries and PHP calls. By implementing caching, websites enjoy faster load times, improved user experience, and better search engine rankings. The guide includes installation steps for Redis and the necessary configuration for integration with WordPress.
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Here are my Recommended WordPress PHP Settings on Ubuntu Linux
The post explains how to configure WordPress on Ubuntu servers for maximum performance. The discussion includes running servers with recommended WordPress settings and modifying PHP/PHP-FPM settings. Specific PHP configurations such as max_execution_time, max_input_vars, and memory_limit are provided and have been effective on author’s WordPress blogs and websites.
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How to Install WooCommerce on Ubuntu with Apache
This tutorial guides students on how to set up an online store using WooCommerce, a WordPress plugin. The steps include installing WordPress with Apache2, MariaDB and PHP 7.2, enabling the WooCommerce plugin, and configuring it to sell products or services. The setup is relatively simple, even for beginners, taking only a few minutes.
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Fix WordPress File Upload Issues on Nginx
The article provides a tutorial on troubleshooting file upload issues in WordPress on the Nginx web server and PHP-FPM on Ubuntu 17.04 or 17.10. The author explains how to grant correct directory permissions, adjust PHP-FPM for larger file uploads, configure Nginx for larger file sizes, and restart to apply new settings.
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Enable FastCGI Caching on Nginx for WordPress
The article provides a detailed guide on enabling FastCGI caching with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux to significantly improve the performance of PHP-based applications. It involves installing the PHP FastCGI module, updating the Nginx main config file and website server block, and optionally integrating specific code for WordPress websites to exclude backend portal, sitemap, and other…
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How to Reset Forgotten WordPress Passwords
The post guides users on how to reset forgotten passwords in WordPress using different methods: from the WordPress Admin Dashboard, from the login page, via phpMyAdmin on cPanel, or using MySQL. Each method’s effectiveness depends on factors such as email accessibility, server permissions, and user’s privileges.
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Install WordPress with HHVM for Better Performance
This tutorial guides students and new users on how to install and run WordPress with HHVM (Hip Hop Virtual Machine) support on Ubuntu for improved performance. The process involves preparing Ubuntu server, installing Nginx web server and MariaDB, creating a WordPress database, installing HHVM, configuring Nginx, installing WordPress, and finalizing the installation. The tutorial offers…
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How to Export and Import Databases with phpMyAdmin
This post explains how to use cPanel and phpMyAdmin to export and import MySQL and MariaDB databases, common in most WordPress setups. phpMyAdmin is an open-source, web-based tool for managing databases. The process includes exporting the database for backup or migration, storing its content, then importing it onto the same or different host if needed.…
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