What could be your dreamed lamp module for NS8

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I will enable user_ini.filename = ".user.ini"

like this you will be able to do what you want manually

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That’s great. May be the same in the WordPress App? :face_with_peeking_eye:

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https://github.com/search?q=repo%3ANethServer%2Fns8-wordpress%20uploads.ini&type=code

not sure it works, but you could have a custom php.ini, look the uploads.ini

I should have renamed differently :confused:

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Hello Stephane

I’ve thought about it again. Actually, you need the option to change the PHP versions of an operative server during operation - as in NS7.

  1. upgrade to new versions if they are required by the server scripts (e.g. Wordpress plugins).

  2. downgrade to older versions if errors occur with new versions.

A different container is of little use if the server scripts (e.g. Worpress) have to be reinstalled and completely rebuilt.

Or I have misinterpreted your idea.
Sincerely, Marko

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people stated that webserver was complicated, so this time I did a module with a bundle, php, mariadb & phpmyadmin, apache

one version of php is available: 8.3

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I tried it in a test VM and solved it like that (the instructions from your link here helped a lot):

Assuming your wordpress instance is wordpress1, else change the file path accortingly.
Create a file named /home/wordpress1/.local/share/containers/storage/volumes/wordpress-app/_data/.htninja with following content:

<?php
/*
 +===========================================================================================+
 | NinjaFirewall optional configuration file                                                 |
 |                                                                                           |
 | See: https://blog.nintechnet.com/ninjafirewall-wp-edition-the-htninja-configuration-file/ |
 +===========================================================================================+
*/
// Connect to the DB and store the link into "$GLOBALS['nfw_mysqli']":
$GLOBALS['nfw_mysqli'] = new mysqli( 'mariadb-app', 'wordpress', 'wordpress', 'wordpress', '3306' );
// We need the table prefix too:
$GLOBALS['nfw_table_prefix'] = 'wp_';

Go to the NinjaFirewall Dashboard page in Wordpress and enable the Full WAF mode.

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Awesome! Thank you Markus.

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