how can I run a Joomla website on tomcat. now I had used XAMPP for creating the website. now I am going to host this on a tomcat5 server whether I can host a Joomla website on tomacat5?
As pointed out in other questions / answers or some documentation you can certainly run PHP on tomcat.
There is also a php-java-bridge you may want to look into.
But I am not sure why you would want to do that. Generally you would want to run Joomla on an Apache server, especially from the support point of view.
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Hi, I am trying to install a WordPress in a subdirectory
"domain.com/wordpres". But I don't know anything about Amazon Web
Server. I tried youtube and google. but they only show that how to
install WordPress on AWS. nothing more in deep detail.
Please help me, if anyone knows how to install WordPress on a subdirectory of my domain on the AWS server, or suggest me any proper post/tutorial.
Thanks.
like say the guys, you need install wordpress normally.
First your need connect with your instance, this is a virtual server, the ssh protocol is commonly used.
I recommend read the documentation.
For linux instance: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/AccessingInstances.html
For Windows instance: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/WindowsGuide/connecting_to_windows_instance.html
Second step is install your web server normally, LAMP or WAMP depending your instance, i recommend apache, mysql or MariaDB and the last version of php, but exist a lot web servers softwares for your choice. If you have not a experiencie read this: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/install-LAMP.html
Finally your need download the need version of wordpress, edit config file (wp-config.php) and run.
If you have not a experiencie read this: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/hosting-wordpress.html
Note: If you need "domain.com/wordpress" is possible with VirtualHost in apache.
Documentation: https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/vhosts/examples.html
I have built my wordpress/woocommerce and hosted it on Localhost via WAMP.
Since day one, before I had loaded any plugins etc and only had the wordpress CMS installed, it has ran very, very slow.
I have been advised that it should be no where near as slow as it is and could be a variety of reasons for this such as bad coding.
I am very new to web design etc and was wondering if someone would be able to advise as to how to check what might be slowing things down?
I have installed jquery monitor and it shows a few different things but all are plugins which are relatively new and the problem has been there since day one...
I have been looking for a free host to try on but my website exceeds the size as it is at 1.6gb which people have said could be the problem, however the problem as I have mentioned has been there since day one with only the basic CMS shell and no uploads.
My comuter is also relatively fast and I have no issues with how it runs i general.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Do you use http://localhost for accessing the website and "localhost" as MySQL host? If yes, try accessing the website through http://127.0.0.1 and 127.0.0.1 in your wp-config.php for your MySQL host. Depending upon your Windows version and network settings it is possible that your DNS resolution fails.
Do you have Antivirus solutions enabled? Try to disable them temporarily and check if the problem still exists.
Check with tools like Wireshark and procmon which of the components (webserver, network, client) take how long for processing the HTTP requests.
If all directories hosted on your local server are slow then this means your WAMP is the one causing the issue.
Try backing up everything and resolve this by following this instructions here
https://www.devside.net/wamp-server/wamp-is-running-very-slow
This worked for me.
Trying to figure the best way to develop on plesk.
I would like to develop my wordpress website on a temporary url, and attach the production domain only when I am done developing.
From some reason I'm getting various dns errors, saw a guide referring to change of hosts file but it dosent seem like the perfect solution to me.
Any tips?
You may create the clone of your WP instance (staging) and use Plesk Git extension for developing this staging WP site. After making all necessary changes on staging non-public clone you can publish it to a production domain to make it publicly available.
I am developing a theme for a site usign wordpress as a cms. The site has already more than 2000 posts. I am working locally on my computer and trying to simulate the post types etc here. Almost done. But I am very scared to upload and activate the new theme I have been developing locally.
What is the best way to test it and see everything is OK and be sure that I am on the safe side.
Thanks for your answers.
Not sure what you're asking exactly here but what you should be doing is testing it in an environment that's the same as your production environment. In other words, same operating system version, same web server version, same PHP version, same MYSQL version, etc.
I have a web server running Wordpress 3.3 for a couple of sites and that is fine. I want to put another new website on this webserver but figure I should use the newer Wordpress 3.6 for this one. When uploading the newer version of Wordpress to my webserver my FTP client tells me that some of the Wordpress files already exist in the destination (only a handful). The thing is, I am uploading to a new blank folder. There are no Wordpress files in there.
I am wondering if there is some kind of conflict going on with 3.3 vs. 3.6 on my webserver?
Any help appreciated.
Thank you.
I guess that either you don't know what you are doing or you FTP client is cheating on you :).
If you have a separate directory for each web site (running wordpress or not) together with separate databases for each website then you can run multiple websites using different wordpress versions without any problems.
The only problems you can encounter is that you would need to upgrade you php and/or mysql or other libraries on your LAMP server for new wordpress software to be run, thats normally back-compatible and shouldn't affect your older wordpress installations but its always good to check before an upgrade.