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Why is my WordPress site not working on Apache?
As both the server and wordpress were working in isolation, I established my server was not pointing to my desired wordpress page. Note that I am using Apache as web server. The site (homepage) is served from a file in the server directory. So we need to amend configurations explained below.
Why is my WordPress site not updating right away?
Why My WordPress Site Not Updating Right Away? The most common cause of a WordPress site not updating right away is caching. By default, many WordPress hosting companiesenable their own caching systems which store a temporary copy of your pages to improve website speedand reduce server load.
What happens if you have incorrect file permissions in WordPress?
Incorrect file permissions can block WordPress from creating folders, upload images, or run some scripts. Incorrect permissions can also compromise security of your WordPress site. In most cases, WordPress will try to warn you that it can’t edit a file, create a folder, or cannot write to disk.
Where do I find permissions on my WordPress site?
Once connected go to the root folder of your WordPress site. After that select all folders in root directory and then right click to select ‘File Permissions’. This will bring up the file permissions dialog box. Now you need to enter 755 in the numeric value field.
Why is PHP not working on Ubuntu Apache server?
To do this, go back to your terminal window and issue the command: I wanted to directly call a php file inside a subdirectory of “/var/www/ vhosts /…/somePage/index.php” (after restoring from an old VM). It wasn’t possible, the index.php would just be downloaded
Is it possible to install PHP 7.3 on Ubuntu?
While upgration it installed php 7.3 (where as php 7.2 was already installed). With 2 versions installed a2query -m php7.3 return No module matches php7.3. Solution I found was from how-to-install-php-7-3-on-ubuntu.
Why is my website not working with PHP?
First off, your website isn’t functioning properly; even worse is the idea that someone could get a first-hand glimpse of your code, which is not only a frustration, but a possible security issue. Considering this is an easy fix, there’s no reason to avoid working with PHP and Apache 2.
Is the WP behind Apache reverse proxy not working?
If anyone could give me a hand I’d be very really happy. The topic ‘WP behind Apache reverse Proxy not working’ is closed to new replies.
What to do if Apache2 is not working?
The easy way is to run the opposite commands, like a2dismod against previous a2enmod and vice-versa. However, it is practical to take a backup of all the configuration files of Apache, purge everything and freshly install Apache2 and PHP. Unlike Nginx, PHP-FPM does not hugely disturb with Apache.
Why does WordPress not show Api link headers?
“This auto-discovery can be applied to any URL served by a WordPress installation.” …the default WordPress login page does not display the API link headers or the link element meta. This kind of makes sense as it is typically not a front-end page BUT it can definitely catch you out.