Is this what you mean: http://www.lost-in-code.com/platforms/wordpress/wordpress-saving-ftp-details/When i try to update a plugin on my wordpress site on server, it asks for FTP information. How can i stop this in DA?
I want to be able to update without asking me FTP information.
Is this what you mean: http://www.lost-in-code.com/platforms/wordpress/wordpress-saving-ftp-details/
What security feature? To stop FTP functions via PHP? Think that needs the --enable-ftp omitting before compiling. If so, upgrading will need to be done manually.well that can be done for each site but i want to solve this on the server level.
I need to change the PHP settings to remove this security feature because i really don't want it.
I'm a bit confused. While I'm not a wordpress expert, and I don't play one on television, I do hire one as necessary.
If the issue is a permissions issue then you need to run wordpress as the same username you upload under; that, as already posted, requires su_PHP or mod_ruid2. DirectAdmin offers you the option of setting up your server to do one or the other; the former through CustomBuild, and the latter through steps outlined in these forums.
If the issue is that your wp_config file needs to be updated, then you can't expect DirectAdmin to manage that for you; it's wordpress specific.
Jeff
Update WordPress
Downloading update from http://wordpress.org/wordpress-3.2.zip…
Unpacking the update…
Verifying the unpacked files…
Installing the latest version…
Upgrading database…
WordPress updated successfully
both suPHP and mod_ruid2 allow apache to run php programs as the username, not as the apache user.What is the use of suPHP?
No. Neither are.And is suPHP on by default with fresh DA install?
I didn't get what you meant at first too, but you indeed need suphp or mod_ruid2. Many of us are now using mod_ruid2 because it has advantages over suphp (speed). To reach your goal you could use any of them.
Without them your files are being executed as user apache, while the owner of the files is the user itself. With suphp or mod_ruid2 files are being executed under their own user, having more rights. This creates the advantages of not having to chmod 777 everything to have the same result as normal chmods under its own user. If you don't get the whole rights system on linux, search it on google.
Heres the how to on mod_ruid2
http://www.directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=37467
And here for suphp
http://www.directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=29483
And for the record, wordpress tries to download and extract files when updating. If it can't because its limited by rights, it will prompt you to do it trough ftp.
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both suPHP and mod_ruid2 allow apache to run php programs as the username, not as the apache user.
No. Neither are.
More information in Arieh's post, immediately above.
Jeff
both suPHP and mod_ruid2 allow apache to run php programs as the username, not as the apache user.
No. Neither are.
More information in Arieh's post, immediately above.
Jeff
If you are unsure how to install, hire someone to do this for you.