With the latest WP package, you can go to app -> Email -> Do not configure mail settings. Then you can install any plugin you like and manage email sending entirely on your own inside WordPress.

@nebulon I have up on Wordpress because it doesn’t send users who registers the confirmation email I tried various plugins it doesn’t work either although smtp is set up correctly other mails like forgot password etc works fine but i red to manually validate users who registers to site is a headache it’s a lame Wordpress has this issue of not sending confirmation email to users who am registers

@coniunctio That shouldn't be required. imagemagick is already installed in the WP app container. Are you seeing any failure? If so, can you tell me how to reproduce this?

Yup. That was it. *Palms face Thanks fellas!

@atrilahiji and then blames it on Cloudron

Brilliant!

@rmdes on the managed app, you cannot update WP. It will behave similar to what you faced i.e it will ask for credentials. This is because WP figures that it cannot write to the code directory and falls back to uploading code via FTP (a behavior I really dislike but I don't think this can be disabled).

@girish I got it working (I think?) but I didn't change anything, I just rebooted again. I also used WebP express which is free and has more features than the paid options. thanks for checking though!

@jlx89 Thank you.

This is now implemented - https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/4516/wordpress-multisite

@p44 apparently so.

@d19dotca I would add (if you're also moving domain) that in some cases there are remnants of the old domain, and so after doing pretty much what you describe above I tend to use the Better Search and Replace plugin to search for and replace any reference to old domain.

@girish Thanks, I will try it out.

@robi I've no idea how it works either!

@ruihildt Updates to packages are rolled out slowly. So if a user tries to check for an update manually (i.e they click for 'check for updates') and they are not part of the rollout, they get shown that message. Generally, it is safe to update anyway but we are just being careful here.

@girish said in Feature Request (if even possible): Use Backup & Restore to Migrate between WordPress packages: Yes, would be great to have this but have to see if it's possible. The main issue is that most of the migrator plugins bring in the source code of WordPress and this is incompatible with the managed WordPress concept. I was only thinking Managed to Developer conversions which could be done from outside of WP easily. Just have to change the WP directory at the end of the conversion. Developer to Managed is more tricky. It would have to be destructive and overwrite all files that are read only but keep everything else. Possible - but more involved.

I tried to make a conclusion here - https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3488/changes-to-wordpress-apps . Thanks for all the suggestion guys!

@d19dotca Yup, they cover all sorts of obscure things for all countries, including cash on delivery and other random country-specific popular services. Ebay uses them now. Rates seem pretty fair. Certainly easier than setting them all up individually.

@Lonk Both versions.

@ruihildt said in Are there any issues with the Divy builder theme?: @d19dotca I can confirm Elementor (and Pro) works perfectly well with both managed and unmanaged versions. Same with Divi. Thank you! It looks like both of those improved over the last two years and have contributed and extended WP so things are much more compatible, and doesn't affect the read-only Cloudron app install.