My Internet Home in the Cloud
Ok, I admit, I have not added any new content for a while. I have been working on some OSTraining WordPress training courses and ebooks. I also have been tweaking PHP on my pair Networks server and on my iMac. I have updated PHP to the WordPress recommended version, 7.3.x. I have been on it for … Read more
I want to share in this post about what I have learned about using wp-cli to remotely manage my pair Networks WordPress site from my Mac computer. As prerequisites, you need to first set up SSH Key Authentication and have wp-cli installed on your remote server. Please refer to how I installed WordPress on pair Networks using wp-cli for … Read more
This post describes how I installed WordPress on my pair Networks shared host using WP-CLI. WP-CLI provides a command line interface for installing and managing WordPress. I like using the Unix/Linux command line to install and maintain my website–it provides a lot of under-the-hood power and control. We will first talk about setting up WP-CLI before … Read more
The goal of this post is to give an overview about how you can use a pair Networks shared host to create a WordPress site. My plan is to outline how I created my site, Altoplace. I plan to update this post with links to future posts where I will provide more details about a specific topic, such as using … Read more
I am going to describe how I set up my pair Networks SSH key authentication. To be more specific, this post will describe how to use SSH to login without having to enter your pair Networks password. I use the Terminal App on my Mac to open up a bash shell window. This capability is … Read more
When I signed up with pair Networks, the default shell was csh. Nothing wrong with csh, but I am use to bash. So here’s a quick post about how I changed the shell from csh to bash. Do the following: You can see that the shell has been changed to bash. I then changed my … Read more