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Robert.S
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Hi there - quick question:
I'm wanting to use "automatic upgrades" in Wordpress installed on one of my accounts, but it defaults back to a slow ftp-option.
This is because WP is expecting that the script (Apache) executing has the same ownership as the Cpanel account.
EDIT: Here's an explanation - sorry I know its a Wordpress issue but it has to do with how your host operates: chrisabernethy.com/why-wordpress-asks-connection-info/
On my other VPS (read: competitor to knownhost, that I will be migrating from to knownhost later this year!), Apache runs as the account owner, but on Knownhost Apache runs as "nobody".
Is this correct?
Can I change it?
I've tried changing permissions (temporarily) on the WP directories but that doesn't seem to work, I also tried changing owners in Virtuozzo to see if that gave any clues but I fearful of stuffing something up and need some guidance (since I'm not a programmer but an admin!)
Appreciate some direction or hints if you have them ..
Robert
I'm wanting to use "automatic upgrades" in Wordpress installed on one of my accounts, but it defaults back to a slow ftp-option.
This is because WP is expecting that the script (Apache) executing has the same ownership as the Cpanel account.
EDIT: Here's an explanation - sorry I know its a Wordpress issue but it has to do with how your host operates: chrisabernethy.com/why-wordpress-asks-connection-info/
On my other VPS (read: competitor to knownhost, that I will be migrating from to knownhost later this year!), Apache runs as the account owner, but on Knownhost Apache runs as "nobody".
Is this correct?
Can I change it?
I've tried changing permissions (temporarily) on the WP directories but that doesn't seem to work, I also tried changing owners in Virtuozzo to see if that gave any clues but I fearful of stuffing something up and need some guidance (since I'm not a programmer but an admin!)
Appreciate some direction or hints if you have them ..
Robert