WordPress Maintenance Mode (with and without plugin)
WordPress Maintenance Mode is needed when we want to perform major changes in our WordPress site (custom code and/or database changes), so the front end of the site should not…
How to Run Apache as different User with mpm-itk
Run Apache as different User is quite useful in WordPress development and WordPress hosting. Apache runs as www-data in Debian/Ubuntu. However, this is not convenient in a WordPress installation: On…
How to Upgrade PHP on WordPress Step by Step
Upgrade PHP on WordPress is a common task when you run a WordPress server. Some essential plugins (for example RankMath SEO) may not run with the current Debian PHP version.…
Packages Autocomplete with apt in Debian or Ubuntu Docker Container
Packages Autocomplete does not work in Docker containers after a basic build, even if you have installed bash-completion. Packages cache is disabled to save space, as it is supposed that…
When was the First Version of WordPress Released?
WordPress was released on May 27, 2003, by its founders, American developer Matt Mullenweg and English developer Mike Little, as a fork of b2/cafelog. The software is released under the…
