Menard: Hello everyone! I’m trying to implement the public REST-api on a self-hosted wp-site. but every call takes between 2000-3000 ms. Is there any way to speed this up?
Debernardi: Laravelnewbie: my bad. try .entrymeta + br { display: none; }
Hindmarsh: Accessing the site itself is very fast.
Chalfin: Accessing the site takes 96ms! So I don’t think there’s a problem with the server.
Knole: Nevva » what kind of requests are you making?
Cardinali: If it’s “grabbing posts and showing them” you might want to consider caching the results and serving those only using the API when needed etc
Siltman: Hi. Never used WP before, trying to install it with multisites on on a LAMP server that already contains a bunch of Symfony and custom websites. https://codex.----escape_autolink_uri:a03ded6cd97ffffa8f7b4e1454f3eecc----.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory is somewhat ***uming that I have a unique wordpress site already installed on my apache root, how do I add WP sites to a specific subfolder of my apache root starting from scratch?
Knockaert: Sidi, have you considered using virtualmin?
Humber: Mosley, i’ve never heard of either, let me google them :-
Fitzke: Mosley, I am extremely reluctant to having *more* webstuff to be honest. is it not possible to configure WP sites using configuration files?
Batis: Sidi, no idea really, and it depends on the spec of your lamp, but remember simply pointing directories under apache is just a matter of setting up the right sites-availabel and site-s enabled confs in the apache folder
Daskal: Your real issue with the likes of wordpress will be getting it to play nice with your php/mysqld and all those other goodies
Vandiver: Now if you could set up an FTP server temp for the webspace area on your server
Ruddy: You can use online tools like installatron to install S
Burghardt: You can use online tools like installatron to install WP over the cloud
Torbeck: Or simply upload and extract the zip/tar, setup a Mysqldb for wordpress, and then use wordpresses built in installer pages to guide you through the process
Trailor: Mosley, I’ll go for the latter option
Anker: Sidi: https://codex.----escape_autolink_uri:a03ded6cd97ffffa8f7b4e1454f3eecc----.org/Installing_WordPress
Kraasch: Personally, since my server is in a DC in france somewere, the control offered by webmin/virtualmin is a must
Magario: And makes it nice and easy
Stoffel: But if your server is on your desk and you are good with cli, maybe you can avoid load by cutting out advanced management tools
Kur: Mosley, pragmatically I’m likelier to have our sysadmins maintain this server if they know that no untrained user will modify config files via any kind of web admin UI :-
Sitts: That’s why I don’t want to introduce any additional mean to administrate any of the sites on this server
Hipsley: Ok well in that case, setup the webspoace via apache confs
Buckett: Setup the mysql db via cli
Guirand: Make sure the mysqldb is accessable by the webspace ie its at localhost of the ip/credentials are defined
Coogan: And let wordpress do the rest once you give it the correct instructions via the simpel web based installer
Malloch: Mosley, yup, got the DB running now. I was just confused as to where I could find all the root files
Collella: I have a big image that I want to be resized for facebook
Bompane: But for facebook is not good
Antinore: How to resize for good dimensions?
Filipovich: Can https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/
Warnke: Ok well normally its inside a folder called sites-available and sites-enabled inside the apache folder
Holy: I have that image size
Filipovich: Why do you have an image tha large at all?
Tsasie: Now that depends on your setup it could be in /etc/apache2 or /var or ~/
Filipovich: Repeat after me: WordPress is not an image editor! Resize it with a good image editing tool like GIMP