Get to vhost root:
alias www='cd /var/www/vhosts/'
From domain.name, get to WordPress theme directory:
alias t='cd httpdocs/wp-content/themes/'
Restart Apache gracefully:
alias apachegrace='/etc/init.d/httpd restart graceful'
Directory listing with timestamp, ownership, permissions, etc:
alias ls="ls -l"
Lengthy title lends a lengthy reply, but it’s actually a quite simple fix. First some background information on my process that lead to the issue:
There’s a lot you can do to make your WordPress install more secure–some easier than others! Here are a few of the easy ones. These can be applied to a new or existing WordPress install.
Salt passwords:
https://api.wordpress.org/secret-key/1.1/salt/
Salting the passwords on an existing site will force everyone to …
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Here’s the lowdown on how I setup my MAMP (Mac, Apache, MySQL and PHP) server for local web development and the steps I went through to create a development environment for a site already in production.
Apache comes preinstalled with OS X so I decided to stick with …