Not sure if this has been suggested already or not, but it would be really useful if there was a way to set certain plugins to be on along with features from those plugins to also be activated. For instance we use LiteSpeed, we want LSCache automatically installed for WordPress instances installed by clients through Plesk. On top of that we also want certain features from LSCache to be set to on by default. LSCache is compatible with WP-CLI. Would it be possible to add WP-CLI commands to run after each WP installation? That way we could just add the WP-CLI commands to install LSCache and enable the features we want each time WP is installed.
Not sure if this has been suggested already or not, but it would be really useful if there was a way to set certain plugins to be on along with features from those plugins to also be activated. For instance we use LiteSpeed, we want LSCache automatically installed for WordPress instances installed by clients through Plesk. On top of that we also want certain features from LSCache to be set to on by default. LSCache is compatible with WP-CLI. Would it be possible to add WP-CLI commands to run after each WP installation? That way we could just add the WP-CLI commands to install LSCache and enable the features we want each time WP is installed.
Hello, thank you for suggesting the Event Manager. That's actually perfect for what I'm trying to do.From what I gather, plugins themselves can be configured to install automatically as part of the WordPress Sets.
The configurations within the plugins are likely not going to be touched. As you can imagine, that would be a daunting task to implement.
Now. If you know for sure how the particular plugin stores the configuration files and settings, you may be able to get somewhere with the "Event Manager"
Tools & Settings > Event Manager > Physical hosting created
Hi Sn M,
Put the following line in the corresponding section of the panel.ini file:
showSmartUpdates = false
Thanks for getting back to me. I added the setting to my panel.ini, however, it did not make a difference.
I did not have that section so I put it under WP-CLI but now I have created that section and it works. Thanks again!Just to be clear: did you put the settings under the [ext-wp-toolkit] section?
I wonder which data leaves the server to analyze the update?