Ben,
I read through the instructions you linked to and I can't find any
differences between my config and the one the author suggested. Point of
fact, that site was one of the ones that I used when researching my own
config.
After taking (yet another) look at the config, I decided to disable
Kerb
On 11/9/2012 9:21 AM, Dan wrote:
> Ok folks. I've got this working but performance with mod_fastCGI but I'm
> disappointed with the results compared to mod_php. I know mod_php is
> supposed to be the fastest option, but fastcgi is on average 60% slower
> than mod_php, so I'm hoping someone can ve
Ok folks. I've got this working but performance with mod_fastCGI but I'm
disappointed with the results compared to mod_php. I know mod_php is
supposed to be the fastest option, but fastcgi is on average 60% slower
than mod_php, so I'm hoping someone can verify my configuration.
I added the followi
Thanks Noel.
We can use VSFTPD for developer access post-install via WordPress, and
could in theory use umask in the apache startup script to set apache's
umask (even though as stated in my OP that it wasn't working), but I'd
rather not set up an FTP daemon and stick with chrooted SFTP access inst
On Fri, 2012-11-02 at 14:31 -0500, Dan wrote:
> Ben,
>
> Yes you're right, we are using mod_php, but only because no other
> alternative was required up to this point.
>
> This server hosts many vhosts, and I've read that SuEXEC isn't
> appropriate for multi-site installations of apache.
>
su
Ben,
Yes you're right, we are using mod_php, but only because no other
alternative was required up to this point.
This server hosts many vhosts, and I've read that SuEXEC isn't
appropriate for multi-site installations of apache.
I'm looking into SuPHP right now, but their site _seems_ to be down
On 11/2/2012 2:24 PM, Dan wrote:
> Hello all...
>
> I have a Apache 2.2.15 install serving a Wordpress 3.4.2 site. I also
> have a developer who needs to occasionally overwrite a specific file
> in a plugin directory by FTP or SFTP.
>
> The issue I have is that newly installed plugins (installe
Hello all...
I have a Apache 2.2.15 install serving a Wordpress 3.4.2 site. I also
have a developer who needs to occasionally overwrite a specific file
in a plugin directory by FTP or SFTP.
The issue I have is that newly installed plugins (installed via the
Wordpress UI) are written to the plugin
