To keep your WordPress configuration file (wp-config.php) secure, at GridPane it’s stored one level above your websites /htdocs folder. Your wp-config.php file contains your database username and password along with other information about your website. We keep it hidden and…
Introduction Knowing where your logs are and what they keep track of is an important part of managing your WordPress web hosting business. In this article, we’ll take a look at where you can go to view your server logs,…
Table of Contents Introduction The 7G Firewall Configuration Location on Nginx Part 1. Enable the Firewall Part 2. The 7G WAF Logs Part 3. Enable/Disable 7G WAF Rulesets Part 4. 7G WAF Whitelist Rules Part 5. Real 7G Whitelist Rule…
Important Dropbox Update 12/04/2022 Dropbox has updated their API so that it’s no longer possible to generate tokens without an expiry time. Due to this extremely unfortunate and disappointing development, it means we can no longer support Dropbox as a…
Introduction In this article, we’ll take a look at the things you’ll want to have in place when you’re launching a new website on GridPane. In a nutshell, you’re going to want an SSL certificate, transactional email (for contact form…
Introduction Working with wp-config.php on GridPane A quick intro to user-configs.php Editing user-configs.php Migrating to GridPane and the wp-config.php file Cloning, Failover, and wp-config.php If you have a website that requires you to add custom code snippets to the wp-config.php…