Fix plugin for usage with Debian wordpress package #730
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Debian packages wordpress in a way that a single wordpress instance can
be used to serve multiple websites. The wp-config.php file is stored
in a well-known location: /etc/wordpress/config-$HOST.php as explained
in the [README.Debian] file.
The package defines DEBIAN_FILE as the filename of the configuration
file. When it is defined, and if the wp-config.php was not found using
the "traditional" way, use it.
By default, this file is not writable by the application, adding the
following to it is enough to use the plugin:
define('WP_CACHE', true);
define('WPCACHEHOME', '/var/lib/wordpress/wp-content-xxxxx/plugins/wp-super-cache/');
[README.Debian]:https://salsa.debian.org/debian/wordpress/blob/master/debian/README.debian
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Thanks for the patch. I fixed some formatting but it looks good. |
We're checking other locations, might as well check here too.
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Debian packages wordpress in a way that a single wordpress instance can
be used to serve multiple websites. The wp-config.php file is stored
in a well-known location: /etc/wordpress/config-$HOST.php as explained
in the README.Debian file.
The package defines DEBIAN_FILE as the filename of the configuration
file. When it is defined, and if the wp-config.php was not found using
the "traditional" way, use it.
By default, this file is not writable by the application, adding the
following to it is enough to use the plugin: