Cloudron Forum

• Title: FrankenWP on Cloudron

• Main Page: https://github.com/StephenMiracle/frankenwp
• Git: https://github.com/StephenMiracle/frankenwp
• Licence: MIT License
• Dockerfile: Yes
• Demo: n/a

• Summary: An enterprise-grade WordPress image built for scale. It uses the new FrankenPHP server bundled with Caddy. Lightning-fast server side caching Caddy module.

Why FrankenPHP?
FrankenPHP is built on Caddy, a modern web server built in Go. It is secure & performs well when scaling becomes important. It also allows us to take advantage of built-in mature concurrency through goroutines into a single Docker image. high performance in a single lean image.

Check out FrankenPHP Here: https://frankenphp.dev/

• Notes: excited about its performance and scalability, specifically because of concurrency in the go-based frankenphp

• Alternative to / Libhunt link: n/a
• Screenshots: n/a

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Yes, it sorted itself out and I believe it may have been related to an aging SSD that was preforming very slowly.

Thank you!

@scooke thanks for the note, in my case DO volumes seem to be the solution! easily applied with Cloudron

It was indeed a plugin conflict, which I was able to observe an error for in the wordpress debug logs. The manual wordpress update went smoothly after removing that plugin.

Hi there, I need to get some files from my computer onto an app - a lot of files.

I was able to get many of them to transfer using the File Manager in Volumes, however, it seems to be failing without an error (just says it's pasting forever, with no file changes).

Is there a way to transfer files into an app or across apps other than the File Manager GUI that also does recursiveness?

I see the Cloudron CLI but there's no documentation of a recursive function for the push feature.

Thank you!

I killed the apport proceses and that helped the server load and since restarted the server as well, but it seems likely that a failing SSD that I let go way too long is likely the culprit (sdb1 was were most of the apps were stored)...

We'll see once everything is migrated and I try restarting... it's that initial boot up that seems to consistently take forever for the WP sites.

ok - that's kinda a bummer but alas

I had to reinstall linux three times to not miss the subtle restore prompt, and then get the right version for the backup... but lessons learned

@murgero ah yes... this does seem to be the trick.

I just found the line in the docs that says:

Step 3. Federation

Federation setup is automatic. Use the Federation Tester to verify that everything is setup properly. Note you must enter the server_name (like example.com) in the form field in the website and NOT the location of your home server (despite what the form says).

@benborges Thanks, this helped me!

Symlinked from my SATA HDD mount on the filesystem into the /srv/ directory and chowned and it works.

Not sure why it only works into the /srv/ directory though. Curious about that...

@LoudLemur yes please! I agree - would love to install this on my new Cloudron instance!

@girish sweet- that worked!

I saw that's also what you said here:
https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/5457/site-is-not-reachable/7

And is basically what's described in the troubleshooting as well.

At first this was just an issue with the uninstalled containers, but then when I restarted for a cloudron update it took down the whole thing, which made me think ngnix really was broken

Thank you!

https://github.com/ckolderup/postmarks

I've got an 80GB server with a handfull of apps but all the data is stored on volumes, with backups on DO spaces.

I'm surprised that it's using all that space - is there some way to figure out what I can delete or continue to migrate to volumes and spaces?

https://domainaware.github.io/parsedmarc/

https://debricked.com/blog/analyze-and-visualize-dmarc-report/

I've even got a force SSL plugin installed and it's still timing out - a bit weird...

Usually I'd go edit the apache files and setup a redirect there but...

Yes please!

Did this get implemented or is it tracked somewhere as a feature request?

@micmc oh, indeed! I didn't realize all the apps have sftp access, but I see that now! smacks forehead