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I need to move my WordPress-subdirectory-installation in own 'wp_mu'-folder into the httpdocs-root-dir, so I can enable WordPress-Multisite and create a network of Sites.
/var/www/vhosts/mydomainname.de/httpdocs
I am on a Strato physical dedicated server hosting, running Ubuntu Server 10.04 LTS and Plesk Panel 10.0.
My Questions are:
1. Is it really required to move my WP-MU install into the upper-directory? Or are there "plesky" workarounds, I beliebve so as WordPress is the most commonly used blog software.
2. if required: Which of the following Plesk-related files and directories are just placeholders for the default generated Plesk-site, and can I safely delete?
inside '/var/www/vhosts/mydomainname.de/httpdocs/':
wp_mu/
test/
plesk-stat/
picture_library/
img/
css/
and files:
.htaccess
index.php
favicon.ico
index.html
From the directories listed above, which ones I can safely delete:
plesk-stat, img, picture_library, css: I think so, but wanted to ask the professionals here.
but with the 'test'-directory I am not so sure, are there availability/monitoring checks about the subscription performance, testing the supported services (PHP, Python, SSI, Perl, SSL, ...)
This I really do not know. Please advise here, it is very urgent, as client are pushing.
Third question:
How to install WordPress-MU v3.0.5 under Plesk, so I can properly account the data, traffic and domain-names for each customer/subscription properly, as it is done with Plesk?
So far, all customers requiring a blog, are handled via a single virtual "customer", the domain switching is done with a WordPress-MU plugin called 'WP MU Domain Mapping Plugin'.
Any others with hints for me? Some pointer to a good tutorial/thread how to do it the Plesk way?
Thanks
I need to move my WordPress-subdirectory-installation in own 'wp_mu'-folder into the httpdocs-root-dir, so I can enable WordPress-Multisite and create a network of Sites.
/var/www/vhosts/mydomainname.de/httpdocs
I am on a Strato physical dedicated server hosting, running Ubuntu Server 10.04 LTS and Plesk Panel 10.0.
My Questions are:
1. Is it really required to move my WP-MU install into the upper-directory? Or are there "plesky" workarounds, I beliebve so as WordPress is the most commonly used blog software.
2. if required: Which of the following Plesk-related files and directories are just placeholders for the default generated Plesk-site, and can I safely delete?
inside '/var/www/vhosts/mydomainname.de/httpdocs/':
wp_mu/
test/
plesk-stat/
picture_library/
img/
css/
and files:
.htaccess
index.php
favicon.ico
index.html
From the directories listed above, which ones I can safely delete:
plesk-stat, img, picture_library, css: I think so, but wanted to ask the professionals here.
but with the 'test'-directory I am not so sure, are there availability/monitoring checks about the subscription performance, testing the supported services (PHP, Python, SSI, Perl, SSL, ...)
This I really do not know. Please advise here, it is very urgent, as client are pushing.
Third question:
How to install WordPress-MU v3.0.5 under Plesk, so I can properly account the data, traffic and domain-names for each customer/subscription properly, as it is done with Plesk?
So far, all customers requiring a blog, are handled via a single virtual "customer", the domain switching is done with a WordPress-MU plugin called 'WP MU Domain Mapping Plugin'.
Any others with hints for me? Some pointer to a good tutorial/thread how to do it the Plesk way?
Thanks
