Re: How enable ftp to localhost wordpress site?

On 1 Aug 2020, at 20:09, Jeffrey Walton wrote: On Sat, Aug 1, 2020 at 7:49 PM Bill Cole wrote: ... Doing a little research, I found that the reason WP sometimes asks for ftp credentials is that it can't directly write to the plugins directory. That usually means that it also can't write to

Re: Thanks for your work on the ci environment

Hi Friedrich, Thanks, I'm glad our work was useful to you. I've mainly been involved with our Buildbot setup; the Travis CI setup was done by Zero King. We've had some reliability problems with Travis, plus as you know they cut your build off if it takes more than 50 minutes. We also use Azure

Re: How enable ftp to localhost wordpress site?

(1) OK, I already have a plugins subdirectory the wordpress wp-content directory. It’s already populated with an index.php, hello.php, and an aksimet subdirectory. I put the new plugin I needed, wp-all-import there, too. Unfortunately, when I open the site and use the Tools > Import tool, that

Re: How enable ftp to localhost wordpress site?

But I want to protect against anybody from outside my Mac being able to log in remotely to it. Doesn’t enabling “Remote Login” in Sharing allow logins from outside? > On 2 Aug2020, at 8:00 AM, "Bill Cole" > > wrote: > > On 1 Aug 2020, at

Re: How enable ftp to localhost wordpress site?

I recently ran into the exact same permissions problem with wordpress on Ubuntu, so its ubiquitous on self-installations. The www process needs to be able to write to the wordpress contents directory, or wordpress can't work. I found at least a dozen walkthrus on the web about how to fix this..