Write the side of the note, will be used in the future.
REDIRECT xxx.com to www.xxx.com
1. Open/usr/local/nginx/conf/vhost/The domain name of your website. com.conf 2. See if server_name in the original server{} already contains two domain names
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server_name www.xxx.com xxx.com; |
3. If so, delete the xxx.com first and then add it at the end of the file
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server {server_name Xxx.com;rewrite ^ (. *) $ http://www.xxx.com$1 permanent;} |
4. Save the exit and then restart Nginx:
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/etc/init.d/nginx restart |
Final effect: All xxx.com pages will be 301 to www.xxx.com and vice versa
Give file and directory writable permissions to the root directory of the Web site
When we configure LNMP, we usually operate on the root account, and all files/folders are owned by root. If you keep this state, then we will not be able to perform many operations on behalf of the FTP account-for example, any form of writing, as well, WordPress and other programs can not upload attachments. If your site is in the same directory as/home/wwwroot, execute the following command
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Chmod-r 755/home/wwwrootchown-r Www/home/wwwroot |
Note: The chown directive assigns all permissions for the following directories to the WWW user. In front of setting up FTP you have set the UID and GID of FTP account to WWW group.
Let LNMP display the installed WordPress theme
Open PHP configuration file php.ini
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Vim/usr/local/php/etc/php.ini |
Enter the Scandir return, you can navigate to Scandir that is disable_functions beginning of the line of code, delete Scandir, save quit restart PHP service
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/ETC/INIT.D/PHP-FPM restart |
Get.
Modify server Time to GMT
The command to set the system time to January 16, 2013 is as follows. Date-s 01/16/2013 the command to set the system time to 2:18 P.M. 9 seconds is as follows. Date-s 14:18:09 After the modification can be performed: Clock-w, forcing the time to write to the CMOS.
Http://www.cmhello.com/lnmp-301.html
LNMP notes: Domain redirection, read and write permissions, display WP Theme, GMT