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nginx + php-fpm not show my wordpress website
ok, i remove the PHP7 and then re-installed again
but still same problem
so i think just install Ubunto .... , (in my case) right ?
Hello @tomer628.
I'd like to help you fix your initial server.
First of all for any case it's better don't modify any configs or system files yourself directly (not from Plesk). It can lead to conflicts and crashes on your server when you'll try to make some operations from Plesk.
Let's start from the begging: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/nginx-php-fpm-not-show-my-wordpress-website.336993/#post-796644
It's a normal behavior that PHP-FPM won't start if there are no sites (pools) using it. In Plesk you should just select "PHP-FPM on Apache" for some site and service will be started automatically.
Could you please provide more details about your server to find out the root cause of the issue:
1. Output of "plesk version" in console
2. Screenshot of Tools&Settings > Php Settings and output of "plesk bin php_handler --list" in console
3. Screenshot of PHP version selector for your domain on that state of PHP settings.
I'd like to help you fix your initial server.
First of all for any case it's better don't modify any configs or system files yourself directly (not from Plesk). It can lead to conflicts and crashes on your server when you'll try to make some operations from Plesk.
Let's start from the begging: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/nginx-php-fpm-not-show-my-wordpress-website.336993/#post-796644
It's a normal behavior that PHP-FPM won't start if there are no sites (pools) using it. In Plesk you should just select "PHP-FPM on Apache" for some site and service will be started automatically.
Could you please provide more details about your server to find out the root cause of the issue:
1. Output of "plesk version" in console
2. Screenshot of Tools&Settings > Php Settings and output of "plesk bin php_handler --list" in console
3. Screenshot of PHP version selector for your domain on that state of PHP settings.
Yes..
It works, I removed that index. Html
Thanks, you awesome...
Now I have another problem
If i want to open link in my website I have to click twice (from desktop and mobile) just after twice he opened..
This wordpress platform..
How can I fix that?
By the way : on VestaCP this worked good
Here not, I don't know why..
@tomer628
Ehm, any issue with a link in a WordPress (henceforth: WP) instance often is related to permalinks setup OR the scripts, php code (and so on) in the WP theme OR bad plugins.
In general, the "link issue" is not a Plesk related issue.
In case of a "permalinks" related problem, it often suffices to just go to the WP instance and set the permalinks again (no need to change anything, just press save).
If that does not work, it is worthwhile to have a look at bad plugins first. For instance, do you have a caching plugin? If true, refresh cache (purge cache completely) first.
Furthermore, some of the plugins are nasty, in the sense that they generate "ugly links". Do you have something like WordPress SEO (formerly: Yoast SEO)? Have a look at the settings.
Note that this is a Plesk forum, not a WP forum.
It is no problem to help you, but if you have some issues with WP, just start a personal conversation, so we can talk you through the problem solving process.
Regards....
Ehm, any issue with a link in a WordPress (henceforth: WP) instance often is related to permalinks setup OR the scripts, php code (and so on) in the WP theme OR bad plugins.
In general, the "link issue" is not a Plesk related issue.
In case of a "permalinks" related problem, it often suffices to just go to the WP instance and set the permalinks again (no need to change anything, just press save).
If that does not work, it is worthwhile to have a look at bad plugins first. For instance, do you have a caching plugin? If true, refresh cache (purge cache completely) first.
Furthermore, some of the plugins are nasty, in the sense that they generate "ugly links". Do you have something like WordPress SEO (formerly: Yoast SEO)? Have a look at the settings.
Note that this is a Plesk forum, not a WP forum.
It is no problem to help you, but if you have some issues with WP, just start a personal conversation, so we can talk you through the problem solving process.
Regards....
@tomer628
The report of memory usage is not a problem, it is quite normal: some part of memory used is in cache.
Note that the command line tool "free" gives similar, but more "easy to understand" output. Just run "free -m" from the command line and you will see.
The fact that your swap is inactive is not something to worry about.
However, swap can be used to offload temporary memory overusage, since swap is essentially a disk based memory file.
You can create a swap file by running the following commands (in chronological order):
1) fallocate -l 4G /swapfile
Important: you are running a VPS, if I am not mistaken. It can be the case that some swap is already present, but not identified by Plesk. Run commands "swapon -s" and "free -m" to verify that swap is indeed absent. If the swap is present, do not create a new swap.
Note: this will create a 4G swapfile with the name swapfile, in the root directory.
Note: you first want to check where the most disk space is available. If I am not mistaken, this is on the /dev/vda1 device, that should be mounted on /
2) chmod 600 /swapfile
3) mkswap /swapfile
4) swapon /swapfile
Note: you can check the activation of the swapfile by running the command "swapon -s" or "free -m"
Note: the swap created is not yet persistent across reboots, so follow step 5.
5) edit the /etc/fstab file and add the line:
/swapfile none swap sw 0 0
preferably at the bottom of the /etc/fstab file.
6) Tweak swap settings: edit /etc/sysctl.conf to contain
- vm.swappiness = 10 (or a similar low value: a lower value implies that less data is put in swap, which is often a good thing when having a VPS).
- vm.vfs_cache_pressure = 70 (a lower value implies that , in essence, "access data" is cached more. This setting is optional.)
and add them to the bottom of the /etc/sysctl.conf file.
Note: swap settings can be tweaked with a trail-and-error approach. The default settings are often good enough, but tweaking some settings can be valuable, with the disadvantage that one has to check performance in order to establish whether the tweaked settings are good enough. It can even be the case that the tweaking works counterproductive.
Hope the above helps!
Regards
The report of memory usage is not a problem, it is quite normal: some part of memory used is in cache.
Note that the command line tool "free" gives similar, but more "easy to understand" output. Just run "free -m" from the command line and you will see.
The fact that your swap is inactive is not something to worry about.
However, swap can be used to offload temporary memory overusage, since swap is essentially a disk based memory file.
You can create a swap file by running the following commands (in chronological order):
1) fallocate -l 4G /swapfile
Important: you are running a VPS, if I am not mistaken. It can be the case that some swap is already present, but not identified by Plesk. Run commands "swapon -s" and "free -m" to verify that swap is indeed absent. If the swap is present, do not create a new swap.
Note: this will create a 4G swapfile with the name swapfile, in the root directory.
Note: you first want to check where the most disk space is available. If I am not mistaken, this is on the /dev/vda1 device, that should be mounted on /
2) chmod 600 /swapfile
3) mkswap /swapfile
4) swapon /swapfile
Note: you can check the activation of the swapfile by running the command "swapon -s" or "free -m"
Note: the swap created is not yet persistent across reboots, so follow step 5.
5) edit the /etc/fstab file and add the line:
/swapfile none swap sw 0 0
preferably at the bottom of the /etc/fstab file.
6) Tweak swap settings: edit /etc/sysctl.conf to contain
- vm.swappiness = 10 (or a similar low value: a lower value implies that less data is put in swap, which is often a good thing when having a VPS).
- vm.vfs_cache_pressure = 70 (a lower value implies that , in essence, "access data" is cached more. This setting is optional.)
and add them to the bottom of the /etc/sysctl.conf file.
Note: swap settings can be tweaked with a trail-and-error approach. The default settings are often good enough, but tweaking some settings can be valuable, with the disadvantage that one has to check performance in order to establish whether the tweaked settings are good enough. It can even be the case that the tweaking works counterproductive.
Hope the above helps!
Regards
You are amazing Sr...
I checked on ssh and I got this result :
So for now I think I will leave it (if I'm not have to set Swap....
Anyway I very apicate your help you have a great soul
b.t.w: i know this not relevant to this post, But - how can i do my website responsive wordpress theme?
on fast way?
I checked on ssh and I got this result :
Code:
# free -m
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 3857 3459 397 160 99 2382
-/+ buffers/cache: 977 2879
Swap: 0 0 0Anyway I very apicate your help you have a great soul
b.t.w: i know this not relevant to this post, But - how can i do my website responsive wordpress theme?
on fast way?
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