- #DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL WORDPRESS ON SERVER TERMINAL INSTALL#
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This is where we start to take advantage of WP-CLI. You can also use the “mkdir” command to create a new directory should you need to. If you are installing in a different directory, you would alter the path to the directory accordingly. Make sure you press the return key after running the above command, and also ensure you replace “cpanel_username” with your actual cPanel username! So to navigate into that directory, we will run this command: In this example, lets pretend we are installing WordPress on a brand new domain running on a standalone cPanel account, so we will be installing wordpress in /home/cpanel_username/public_html
#DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL WORDPRESS ON SERVER TERMINAL INSTALL#
Step 3: Navigate to the correct directoryīy “correct directory”, we mean the directory that you would like to install WordPress in. This is your cPanel password, so type this out (the password WONT be displayed on the screen whilst you are typing it) and then press the return key on your keyboard.Īssuming you have entered the correct username and password, you’ll now be logged into the server via SSH. You will then be prompted for a password. You will then be presented with a black screen asking for a username.Įnter your cPanel username and then press the return key on your keyboard.
In the above command, replace with your actual domain name, and change 22 to the SSH port number of your server If you’re a Linux or Mac user, you can connect to the server via SSH by opening up the “Terminal” application and then entering the following command: If you are unsure of what SSH port to use (we use non-standard SSH ports) please ask our technical support team. If you are on a Windows machine, the easiest way to establish an SSH connection to the server is to download and run Putty.Īll you need to do is to enter your domain name in the hostname field, and set the SSH port to that of the server. This is easy, all you need to do is open a technical support ticket and ask us to enable shell access for your account. Step 1: Enable SSH access for your account To help you get started, here’s how you can install wordpress on a shared cPanel hosting account via the command line, using WP-CLI.
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If you think along the same lines as us and would love to manage WordPress from the command line, head on over to the official WP-CLI website for more details and a full list of WP-CLI commands that are now available for you to use. We actually installed it because we’re a set of geeks and thought it would be pretty cool! This is in response to all the requests we have received from customers asking how on earth they can install and manage wordpress from the command line, rather than via the usual WordPress GUI. We’ve just installed WP-CLI on all of our shared and reseller servers.
Calling all WordPress Geeks, we have something for you to play with!
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