Currently, there is no setting to change from SSO to non-SSO mode and viceversa. This is a selection made at install time.
Workaround: install a new WP app in the correct mode and then import the latest backup of the other WP into this app.
@macone said in Not responding WP CLI not working:
I am trying resolve it with WP CLI
You could also just use the File Manager to edit the plugin folders. I'd go through them one by one adding -backup to their folder names or something like that until you work out which plugin it is.
@CBCUN said in 8G Firewall - Wordpress - Can we use this for the Cloudron Wordpress?:
would you provide us with an example htaccess that we can use to increase the security of the installations?
Well, this is what this thread is all about.
Simply, copy and paste in your .htaccess file, the code from the file here, save the file and restart Apache. Done.
The userdirectory is read-only by design for apps. You can write your own code/plugin though using the Cloudron API to implement this https://docs.cloudron.io/api.html#tag/Users
@dsp76 said in Wordpress wp-config.php memory limit - not updated when Container resized?:
PHP Memory limit in wp-config still was set to 512MB, despite the container of WordPress (developer) was increased to 3 GB.
Yeah, these a two completely separate things really.
Usually Killed means that the app is running out of memory. Give it more memory and try running the command.
BTW, there is an alias called wp. You can just use that to run wp cli commands.
@ghstandard
At the hosting provider where you have domain.com. If I understood correctly that you had connected to the Cloudron panel from this domain.com, not from this domain2.com then you need to enter the management panel with DNS and manually enter "my" as subdomain and IP address. Wait until DNS propagation and then you can enter the panel with confidence.
Right, the one by Matthias Pfefferle and Automattic. It enables your blog as fediverse-instance and allows users, e.g. on mastodon to follow your blog. They can even reply to "posts" in their timelines, and those replies appear as comments on the WP site.
@dev-cb You won't regret. Likely you'll never want to use another theme or way of building again! If I understand what you're thinking, I use Patterns for that. Very versatile. Their Cloud plugin also makes it easy to share design templates form one site to others.
