How to Install Wordpress Debian

WorldPress - Debian Wiki

WorldPress is a free and open sourcecode ( GNU GPLv2 or higher ) web blogsuite tool and a CMS system using PHP and MySQL. WorldPress releases for different Debian releases (updated May 2018): Append this contents and substitute example.com with your own domain: The WordPress will search in the above order and use the first config it can find.

DB_NAME','Wordpress' );'DB_USER','Wordpress' );'DB_PASSWORD','Password');'DB_HOST','localhost' );'WP_CONTENT_DIR','/var/lib/wordpress/wp-content'); ;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,'Password'; ;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,'Password'); ; ; Substitute the pass word with your "reasonably safe pass word";'Password'); ; ; Substitute the pass word with your "reasonably safe pass word". To keep your WordPress up to date and get safety corrections, use the Debian Bundle Manager:

To use a newer WordPress release, consider using backports or Debian tests. It' s essentially centered around a "kind of" multi-site installation, but I suggest this approach even for a standalone blogs, otherwise if you choose to have more than one and divide the code base of the package, you'll have some work on your hands. What's more, you'll have a lot of work to do.

Debian provides several ways to set up Wordpress & Apache in Debian. When you use a Wordpress function that rewrites URLs (e.g. permalinks), you also need this in your Apache configuration: If you haven't already done it, Debian. Among other things, it will explain how the Debian WordPress suite uses the WordPress wp-config. PHP- framework, and especially how to deal with the notorious "" themes" and "plugins" folders in a WordPress installation.

At the core, the /var/lib/wordpress icon shortcut allows end users to better adhere to the FilesystemHierarchy standard and use WordPress's in-app upgrading mechanism to update plug-ins and themes without damaging the packaging and compromising your serversecurity. The two options for multi-site installations are also discussed, of which the non-WordPress release is described here.

Now, we activate the Apache site configuration previously created with a2ensite, which essentially only makes a symblink in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled from sites-available and then reloads Apache: