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CentOS-WebPanel Bugs / Wordpress and Permissions
« on: July 06, 2017, 09:04:19 PM »
I like the project you guys have going.
My issue, which I have been able to correct, is that when I create a domain with user - my directories and files have permissions with nobody:nobody as [owner]:[group]. This results in permissions problems when I use either the FTP or root to transfer files into the public_html file for the user. Permission Denied....
My setup:
Install Method: CentOS 7 x86_64 build 1611 Minimal
Used script from http://centos-webpanel.com/cwp-latest after yum update
Running Web Servers: Apache & Varnish Cache & Nginx Reverse Proxy
Issue: After setting up Domain, User, and SQL database using MySQL Manager; I tried just FTPing the files I needed under the user associated with the domain for Wordpress but was getting Forbidden Access when I tried to run the install.
My solution was to change ownership of the directories with 'chown -R [domainuser]:[domainuser] *' and to change the access permissions modes with 'chmod -R 755 *'
Script string I use from within /home/[user]/public_html:
yum install wget -y && yum install nano -y && wget https://wordpress.org/latest.tar.gz && tar xfz latest.tar.gz && mv wordpress/* ./ && rmdir ./wordpress/ && rm -f latest.tar.gz && rm -f index.html && rm -f index.htm && cd .. && chmod -R 755 * && chown -R [domainuser]:[domainuser] * && cd public_html && mv wp-config-sample.php wp-config.php && nano wp-config.php && nano /usr/local/php/php.ini
Within php.ini I change these strings:
upload_max_filesize = 1024M
post_max_size = 1024M
max_execution_time = 240
My question is: Do I have to change the ownership every time or is there a better way? Am I maybe doing something wrong? - important because I may wish to create several sites and it's just an extra few steps. I put everything I do just in case I'm messing anything up as I'm not pro, just slightly knowledgeable.
Unrelated: Is CentOS 6 better than 7 right now? Should I upgrade to PHP 7 if my server is light duty for Wordpress?
My issue, which I have been able to correct, is that when I create a domain with user - my directories and files have permissions with nobody:nobody as [owner]:[group]. This results in permissions problems when I use either the FTP or root to transfer files into the public_html file for the user. Permission Denied....
My setup:
Install Method: CentOS 7 x86_64 build 1611 Minimal
Used script from http://centos-webpanel.com/cwp-latest after yum update
Running Web Servers: Apache & Varnish Cache & Nginx Reverse Proxy
Issue: After setting up Domain, User, and SQL database using MySQL Manager; I tried just FTPing the files I needed under the user associated with the domain for Wordpress but was getting Forbidden Access when I tried to run the install.
My solution was to change ownership of the directories with 'chown -R [domainuser]:[domainuser] *' and to change the access permissions modes with 'chmod -R 755 *'
Script string I use from within /home/[user]/public_html:
yum install wget -y && yum install nano -y && wget https://wordpress.org/latest.tar.gz && tar xfz latest.tar.gz && mv wordpress/* ./ && rmdir ./wordpress/ && rm -f latest.tar.gz && rm -f index.html && rm -f index.htm && cd .. && chmod -R 755 * && chown -R [domainuser]:[domainuser] * && cd public_html && mv wp-config-sample.php wp-config.php && nano wp-config.php && nano /usr/local/php/php.ini
Within php.ini I change these strings:
upload_max_filesize = 1024M
post_max_size = 1024M
max_execution_time = 240
My question is: Do I have to change the ownership every time or is there a better way? Am I maybe doing something wrong? - important because I may wish to create several sites and it's just an extra few steps. I put everything I do just in case I'm messing anything up as I'm not pro, just slightly knowledgeable.
Unrelated: Is CentOS 6 better than 7 right now? Should I upgrade to PHP 7 if my server is light duty for Wordpress?
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