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Connect via SFTP with FileZilla
This guide shows you how to connect to an FTP Server with FileZilla using the secure SFTP protocol. SFTP “Secure File Transfer Protocol” is the FTP version with which you can safely manage your web files.
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Disable WordPress XMLRPC
In this post we analyze precisely the “when” and “why” to disable XMLRPC and how to do it efficiently. Remote access to WordPress using XMLRPC has been made easy for many years. Sending HTTP requests to xmlrpc.php allows you to send commands to WordPress and manage its content without login into the desktop. However, XMLRPC…
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Get a complete WordPress Backup Solution
Backups are a form of preventive security measure and our last defense against any data loss, misconfiguration, or malware infection. That’s why it’s considered one of the core features at Wetopi.
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Get a Malware Scanner for WordPress
At Wetopi, we understand how vital security is for your WordPress sites. Given that no site is fully immune to attacks, our daily Malware Scanner serves as a key defensive measure, enabling early detection of infections to prevent significant damage.
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How can I Increase the WordPress Memory Limit
In this article, you’ll learn how to increase the WordPress memory limit. When your WordPress page requires more memory than the default allocated memory, you get to see in your logs a message that looks similar to this one:
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How to Change the Domain Name of your Wetopi site
If you’re managing a site on Wetopi, whether it’s through a paid subscription or using a Free Development server, this guide will walk you through the steps to assign your own domain name to your site.
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How to Clone A WordPress With Wetopi
I have personally experienced the pain a broken site causes after updating plugins and/or WordPress core, my WordPress just died. I’m sure you have seen the error 404, 502, 503, 504, unable to connect to the database, CSS file goes missing after an update and so on. BTW, we deal with these errors too and…
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How To Configure WP Super Cache
Discover the key aspects to configure WP Super Cache and be able to serve the pages of your WordPress website at maximum speed
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How to disable WordPress cron
WP-Cron executes specific tasks for WordPress sites. The name Cron comes from the Unix/Linux service Cron, typically used to schedule commands or scripts. Why would someone want to disable WordPress cron? This post shows you especifically how to disable the internal WordPress cron
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How to install ionCube Loader
You can install ioncube to protect your php code against copy, ensuring nobody will be able to crack. The ionCube Encoder compiles source code to bytecode being able to obfuscate and encrypt compiled code. Once your PHP application is compiled with ioncube to bytecode, to run it you will have to install the ionCube Loader…
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How to Install Let’s Encrypt SSL Certificate in Wetopi
Goal: Install a Free Let’s Encrypt SSL HTTPS Certificate in wetopiResource required: 1 minute of your time + 1 wetopi server. (sign up and get your free development server now) Gone were the days where SSL certificate is only available to the selected few. With advancement in security requirement, now everyone can enjoy website security…
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How to launch a WordPress site in seconds?
Goal: Learn how you can launch a WordPress site in 20 seconds in wetopi. Resources: 5 minutes of your time + 1 wetopi server. (sign up and get your free development server)
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How to Migrate to Wetopi with Migrate Guru Plugin
Migrate Guru is a free WordPress migration plugin. It simplifies website migration by moving your site in a way that requires minimal technical knowledge.
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How to run a Cron Job with WordPress
Cron is a Linux server service that is typically used to schedule commands or scripts on a web server that runs in the background. A cron job is the task itself, which is used to schedule tasks at periodic fixed dates, times, or intervals. Typically these involve repetitive maintenance tasks that are automated to save…
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How to Setup WordPress Multisite with Multiple Domains
This post will walk you through setting up a WordPress Multisite with different domains. The idea is to manage, with a single WordPress install multiple sites with different domains: e.g. mysite.com mysite.store other.com.
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How to Setup WordPress Multisite with subdirectories
This post will guide you on how to set up a WordPress Multisite with subdirectories so you can manage multiple sites under different paths. e.g. site.com/support/ and site.com/eu/ etc.
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How to use SSH and securely connect to your server
This guide explains how to establish an SSH (Secure Shell) connection to access the command line of your server. While we’ll be using our WordPress Wetopi hosting service as an example, the same procedure applies to any other situation. Keep reading!
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PHP 7/8 WordPress compatibility
Goal: Test the PHP compatibility of your WordPress Site without troubling production. Resources: 1 minute of your time + 1 wetopi server. (sign up and get your free development server) The new PHP 7 revealed a huge impact on performance.And as we know, more speed, and less memory used means our WordPress site will be able…
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Recover a backup from a different site
This post shows you how to recover a backup from a site different than your current one.As a WordPress developer, webmaster, or designer, you probably manage multiple WordPress sites. Yes, it makes sense to have a bunch of bootstrapped sites, blueprints, skeletons, and reuse them as a template.
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Restore WordPress from Backup (No WordPress Plugin needed)
Goal: Discover how to restore WordPress from a backup, preview the backup without troubling your production site and finally moving it to production. Resources: 1 minute of your time + 1 wetopi server. (sign up and get your free development server)
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Safely Update to Keep WordPress Secure
Nobody doubts the need to update WordPress and its extensions and themes, but sometimes we don’t do it for a simple reason: Updates can be a nightmare if you are not prepared.
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Security HTTP Headers for WordPress
Discover the essential HTTP response headers that can enhance the security of your WordPress website. At Wetopi we incorporate HTTP Security Headers in your WordPress server. This help you to restrict the actions that browsers can perform on your website and add an extra layer of security. Security headers make it much harder for attackers to…
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Share Your WordPress Site With Other Users
Goal: Share your WordPress site and servers access with other users.Resources: 30 seconds of your time + 1 wetopi server. (sign up and get your free development server) A collaborator user in Wetopi is someone who has access to your site with their own login credentials. This is a great feature for granting access to…
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Testing PHP 8 with WordPress
The new PHP 8, thanks to its new JIT compilation engine, has revealed a positive impact on performance. And as we know, more speed means that our WordPress website will be able to serve more users and rank better! However, a “Major” version release implies being very careful about incompatibilities. Read more if you want…
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Two-Factor Authentication or 2FA: all you need to know
2FA, an acronym for “Two-Factor Authentication”, implies that in addition to providing your username and password (first factor), an additional step (second factor) is required. This ensures the person trying to access a service is the legitimate user. Two-Factor Authentication, or 2FA, enhances the security of restricted access services by asking the user for a…
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Wetopi “Bulk Plans” explained
A Bulk Plan will help you manage the payment of several sites at Wetopi and will save you money, too. We will deal with the different aspects involved in a Bulk Plan in this article.
