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Just a general switch to turn on automatic updates for plugins so WP is setup with the option activated would be enough. Being able to opt certain plugins out of updates would be great. But that would be set after WP was installed.

Good stuff. It's nothing critical but might alarm some clients.

It was a quick install and manual theme install. Toolkit is latest version. All updates turned on. WP installed in root. When manually running the task it updated the theme. Not sure if it was a one off issue. For now I'm considering it resolved. If it happens again I'll troubleshoot some more.

That's what the WordPress Toolkit is for. Just click "Sync" on your staging site and import files only.

High TTFB can be caused by many things. Could be system resources, could be I/O, could be code related. In order to further diagnose you can post your URL and we can run it through some analysers. BTW, if you're using WordPress you can't disable PHP, hah.

No error but that seemed to update the theme as I see no outstanding updates. How can I be sure the task is running correctly?

Yep: Imagify just popped up in the last few hours but the theme has been there a few days.

Yep, been there for 2 days. I was waiting for it to auto-update to test it:

In the WP toolkit I have auto-update of Themes enabled. My theme has an update. Theme author has hooked it into WordPress's update function and it shows as update in WordPress and Plesk. However, it is not updating. If it shows in Plesk I'd expect it to auto-update.

Why would you use alt-php instead of the native PHP-FPM? It's much faster. We use CloudLinux too but opted not to use alt-php. Just wondering, web host to web host. :) Good luck on your bugfix.

On a default install of WordPress I'm able to get a HIT though: Zeoliter - Fuk the Cache Frustrating.

Still not able to get any HIT in a browser. Always vary between cache-control: max-age=0 and cache-control: no-cache. You can test in a browser. Renders Nginx cache on WordPress useless. Help please.

Anyone know? :)

That was simple. Thanks..

Displaying direct upsells to our end users? Is our license money not enough? What actually happens when an end-user buys this and ask the host to install? Give us the ability to hide this: Allow disabling of WordPress Smart Updates Please vote and make your voice heard.

What are the .htaccess directives to override this function. Say a user wants to secure /wp-content but allow 2 scripts to execute. Anyone know?

It can't be solved that way. PHP will not have access to the Nginx cache. Has to be done natively by the web server.I think fastcgi_cache_purge is not even supported in open-source Nginx. Only Nginx Plus.

Please vote for this feature: Website Importer must allow FTPS connections

I just set up another domain and it has Security labelled as Warning as expected. What happens is, if you view the Security panel and then close it without taking any action, Warning turns to Danger. Not sure if that is the expected behavior. As for the settings, anything that can be reverted...

Sure, but the devs must know about this and must know if it's on the roadmap.