Requires web2py which includes Common shortcuts, Widgets, py2jquery module, Database store configuration settings, Class based menu builder, syntax highlighting, Output compression, and more.

Automatic updates of plugins and wordpress itself does not work with lighttpd out of the box. No matter how much I searched for an answer to why this was happening, I couldn’t seem to find anyone that addressed the problem and came up with a solution. I wanted to fix …

‘ve seen many ways to solve wordpress url rewriting for lighttpd. Some people say all you need a server.error-handler-404 = “/index.php” and you’re done, but that didn’t work for me. If you’re trying to run several sites using multiple domain names with multiple installation directories, here’s how I got it to work. But take this with a grain of salt because your mileage may vary. /cliches
First make sure you include the broken-scriptfilename line in your fastcgi line. That was key to getting skins working for me.

Find the wp-admin directory of your site and put a .htaccess file in there.  Create it as root and just put 3 lines in it and you’re done.
order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from 72.14.205.100
Change 72.14.205.100 to your ip address. If you’re behind a router of some time, go to a website …

Get rid of this line in all your WordPress php files
<meta name=”generator” content=”WordPress <?php bloginfo(’version’); ?>” /><!– leave this for stats please –>
When wordpress comes out with a new version, part of the update is usually fixing an exploitable bug.  The bug may allow a hacker to access your wp-admin …

I just got Wordpress installed and completely forgot to change the random password it started me off with to something I might have a chance of remembering.  So to change it, I opened a terminal and changed the password field for the account I just created in mysql.  Here’s how:
First …