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Using Docker to set up a blog slave site based on WordPress and configuring regular backups of the master and slave sites.
Preface I had this idea because I changed the domain name of the image hosting last time. Later, when I was batch modifying the image hosting addresses in the WordPress database, there was a format problem when copying and pasting the SQL command, which caused the WordPress database in mariadb to crash.
Use Docker to build your own image hosting service based on Chevereto.
Preface For home data center website building, having your own image bed is a must: first, saving money is the bottom line, and you will never spend money to borrow others if you can build it yourself; second, you need to refine the regional processing of image bed access in the future (return different image beds according to the source address of the access from domestic and foreign countries...
Solve the problem of having a public IP address but lacking valid ports 80 and 443 by using Cloudflare's Origin Rules.
Introduction What does "building a website with a public IP but no legal ports 80 and 443" mean? This mainly refers to two scenarios: home broadband with a public IP and unregistered cloud hosts. 1. Home broadband with a public IP Now home broadband with a public IP (mainly IP…
Linux Panel Series Use the Pagoda Linux Panel to build a navigation page for public access
Preface In fact, there are two considerations for making this navigation page: 1. Regular inspection of filing I filed with Tencent Cloud. Tencent Cloud will regularly check the content of the site corresponding to the www host of my filed domain name. One is to check whether the site is online, and the other is to check whether the site name is the same as the one filled in when filing...
Using tunnel technology, even home broadband without a public IP address can quickly build a website using Cloudflare for free (recommended).
Preface The free CDN solution provided by Cloudflare for individuals works well in places other than China. However, Cloudflare normally only accepts secondary domain names to be accessed in the form of NS, and the public IP address needs to be specified when setting up through DNS...