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Transition Network WordPress
The Transition Network has a server dedicated to running WordPress sites, ParrotServer.
See ParrotServer#AddingaNewWordPressSite for instructions for adding a new WordPress site to the server and ParrotServer#SFTPAccess and ParrotServer#PhpmyadminAccess for SFTP and Mysql access instructions.
WordPress Sites
WordPress sites that are running on ParrotServer:
reconomy.org
See ReconomyWordPress for documentation, site: http://reconomy.org/
intransitionmovie.com
See InTransitionWordPress for documentation, site: http://intransitionmovie.com/
earthinheritors.net
See EarthInheritorsWordPress for documentation, site: http://earthinheritors.net/
Wordpress sites we are aiming to, or will suggest to them that they move onto this server
- Education
- Education
- Healthy Human Culture
- TTT?
- TS?
- TFP???
Managing WordPress Sites
wp
The server has the http://wp-cli.org/ script installed, this makes it very easy to maintain the sites and do things like installing, activating, deactivating and uninstalling plugins and adding and removing user accounts.
For example:
sudo -i su-user su-user recon cd ~/sites/default/ wp help Available commands: wp backup wp cache add|decr|delete|flush|get|incr|replace|set|type wp cap add|list|remove wp comment approve|count|create|delete|last|spam|status|trash|unapprove|unspam|untrash wp core config|download|install|install-network|is-installed|update|update-db|version wp db connect|create|drop|export|import|optimize|query|repair|reset wp eval wp eval-file wp export wp help wp home wp option add|delete|get|update wp plugin activate|deactivate|delete|install|path|status|toggle|uninstall|update|update-all wp post create|delete|edit|generate|list|update wp post-meta add|delete|get|update wp rewrite dump|flush|structure wp scaffold _s|plugin|post-type|taxonomy wp search-replace wp shell wp term create|delete|list|update wp theme activate|delete|install|path|status|update|update-all wp transient delete|get|set|type wp user add-role|create|delete|generate|import-csv|list|remove-role|set-role|update wp user-meta add|delete|get|update See 'wp help <command>' for more information on a specific command. Global parameters: --config=<path> Path to the wp-cli config file --path=<path> Path to the WordPress files --url=<url> Pretend request came from given URL --user=<id|login> Set the WordPress user --require=<path> Load given PHP file before running the command --color/--no-color Whether to colozire the output --debug Show all PHP errors --quiet Suppress informational messages