Allow FTP access to developers for wordpress sites Date posted : 07/02/2019 In this blog article, we will be explaining FTP related access to wordpress sites. Generally developers used to face issues with FTP uploads or wordpress plugins installs via wp-admin. It happens due to incorrect user/group file permissions given… Continue Reading Allow FTP access to developers for wordpress sites

Upgrading WordPress Manually in Centos 7 Date Posted : 20-09-2018 In this article, we are about to learn about how to upgrade WordPress version from rear end.We assuming that your have installed LAMP stack. Prerequisite : Acquaintance of WordPress,MySQL Assumptions: Centos 7 is running in your server WordPress version :… Continue Reading Upgrading WordPress Manually in Centos 7

Block wp-login.php based on country through mod_security Date Posted: 17-02-2018 WordPress is popular CMS which receives large number of DDOS login attempts generally. As a system administrator or site owner, if we dont feel that the traffic is not genuine from some other country, we can restrict wp-login.php   only from… Continue Reading Block wp-login.php based on country through mod_security

Fatal error: Call to undefined function request_filesystem_credentials() in wordpress Recently, we have faced an issue with the wordpress which reports the below error. Fatal error: Call to undefined function request_filesystem_credentials() in wordpress Resolution: Download the latest version of wordpress on the local machine. Upload the file to the file.php to… Continue Reading Fatal error: Call to undefined function request_filesystem_credentials() in wordpress

Introduction There are situations where you may not be able to access the WordPress admin dashboard due to forgotten credentials, plugin conflicts, a broken dashboard, or other issues. In such cases, you can change the active WordPress theme directly from the backend by updating the theme settings in the WordPress… Continue Reading How to change wordpress themes from backend?

Introduction Changing the WordPress Site URL is a common task when migrating a website to a new domain, moving from HTTP to HTTPS, restoring a backup, or deploying a site to a new server. While WordPress provides options to update the site address from the admin dashboard, there are situations… Continue Reading Change wordpress site URL on backend(Mysql, Mariadb)

Introduction Setting up a reliable and high-performance web server is one of the first steps in hosting dynamic web applications. The LEMP stack—Linux, Nginx, MariaDB, and PHP-FPM—is a popular choice due to its speed, stability, and efficient resource utilization. Although CentOS 7 has reached its end of life, many organizations… Continue Reading Install Nginx, PHP-fpm, Mariadb on Centos 7

Introduction After installing WordPress, you may encounter the following error message when accessing your website: This error occurs when WordPress is unable to locate the wp-blog-header.php file referenced in the index.php file. Prerequisites Before proceeding, ensure that: Implementation Cause of the Issue By default, WordPress expects the wp-blog-header.php file to… Continue Reading Resolving the “wp-blog-header.php Failed to Open Stream” Error in WordPress

Introduction The “WordPress upload directory isn’t writable” error occurs when WordPress does not have permission to write files to the uploads directory. This commonly happens after installing or updating third-party plugins, changing file ownership, migrating a website, or modifying file permissions. Without write access, WordPress cannot upload media files, install… Continue Reading Resolve “WordPress Upload Directory Isn’t Writable” Server Error

Introduction cPanel provides an easy way to install popular web applications such as WordPress without requiring manual configuration. Using application installers available in cPanel, users can deploy WordPress within a few minutes by selecting a domain, configuring basic settings, and completing the installation process. This method is ideal for users… Continue Reading Install application like wordpress from cPanel