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### Manage Sites with SpinupWP CLI

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/cli

Commands for managing sites, including creating, deleting, deploying, getting details, listing all sites, and purging page or object caches. Also includes starting an SSH session as the site user.

```bash
# Create a site
spinupwp sites:create 

```

```bash
# Delete a site
spinupwp sites:delete 

```

```bash
# Run a Git deployment
spinupwp sites:deploy 

```

```bash
# Get a site
spinupwp sites:get  --fields=id,server_id,domain,site_user,php_version,page_cache,https

```

```bash
# List all sites
spinupwp sites:list --fields=id,server_id,domain,site_user,php_version,page_cache,https

```

```bash
# Purge the page cache for a site
spinupwp sites:purge  --cache=page

```

```bash
# Purge the page cache for all sites
spinupwp sites:purge --all --cache=page

```

```bash
# Purge the object cache for a site
spinupwp sites:purge  --cache=object

```

```bash
# Purge the object cache for all sites
spinupwp sites:purge --all --cache=object

```

```bash
# Start an SSH session as the site user
spinupwp sites:ssh 

```

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### Manage Servers with SpinupWP CLI

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/cli

Commands for managing servers, including deleting, getting details, listing all servers, rebooting individual servers, rebooting all servers, and starting an SSH session.

```bash
# Delete a server
spinupwp servers:delete 

```

```bash
# Get a server
spinupwp servers:get  --fields=id,name,ip_address,ubuntu_version,database.server

```

```bash
# List all servers
spinupwp servers:list --fields=id,name,ip_address,ubuntu_version,database.server

```

```bash
# Reboot a server
spinupwp servers:reboot 

```

```bash
# Reboot all servers
spinupwp servers:reboot --all

```

```bash
# Start an SSH session
spinupwp servers:ssh  

```

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### Tinker Output Example

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Example output from Tinker after successfully creating a new user.

```text
daniel@ubuntu:~/custom-spinupwp-dashboard$ php artisan tinker
Psy Shell v0.11.2 (PHP 8.0.18 — cli) by Justin Hileman
>>> \App\Models\User::create(['name' => 'Abraham Simpson','email' => 'abraham@hellfish.media','password' => \Hash::make('secret')]);
=> App\Models\User {#3627
    name: "Abraham Simpson",
    email: "abraham@hellfish.media",
    #password: "$2y$10$qw1yoJTLjfdp6IrYfW97..6WBGgcN8FelTBYaX3VtLAFRct7NTLsq",
    updated_at: "2022-04-26 08:37:45",
    created_at: "2022-04-26 08:37:45",
    id: 1,
    +profile_photo_url: "https://ui-avatars.com/api/?name=A+S&color=7F9CF5&background=EBF4FF",
   }


```

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### Install SpinupWP CLI

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/cli

Install the SpinupWP CLI globally using Composer. Ensure the Composer vendor bin directory is in your system's PATH.

```bash
composer global require spinupwp/spinupwp-cli

```

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### Start MySQL Service

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/wordpress-site-not-loading

If MySQL is not running, use this command to start the service. Ensure you have sudo privileges to execute this command.

```bash
sudo service mysql start

```

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### Install Node Dependencies, Build Frontend, and Migrate

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

After installing Jetstream, install Node dependencies with `npm install`, build the frontend assets with `npm run dev`, and apply database migrations with `php artisan migrate`.

```bash
npm install
npm run dev
php artisan migrate
```

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### Start Laravel Development Server

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Navigate into your new project directory and start the built-in development server using `php artisan serve`. This server is accessible at `http://localhost:8000`.

```bash
cd custom-spinupwp-dashboard
php artisan serve
```

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### Example Default Cache Key

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/page-cache-key

An example of a generated cache key for a specific URL based on the default format.

```text
httpsGETtunipjuicemedia.com/team/
```

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### Create New Laravel Project

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

After installing the Laravel installer, use the `laravel new` command to create a new project. This command generates a new directory and installs necessary dependencies.

```bash
laravel new custom-spinupwp-dashboard
```

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### Install SpinupWP SDK with Composer

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Use Composer to add the SpinupWP PHP SDK to your project dependencies.

```bash
composer require spinupwp/spinupwp-php-sdk

```

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### Install WooCommerce and Change Ownership

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/wordpress-file-ownership-permissions

Use these commands to install a WordPress plugin and then recursively change ownership of the plugin directory to the site user. This is necessary if you are not SSHing or SFTPing as the site user.

```bash
sudo wp plugin install woocommerce --allow-root
sudo chown -R {site_user}:{site_user} ./wp-content/plugins/woocommerce
```

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### Install Laravel Installer Globally

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Use Composer to install the Laravel installer globally. This allows you to run the `laravel` command from any directory.

```bash
composer global require laravel/installer
```

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### Start Nginx Service

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/wordpress-site-not-loading

If Nginx is not running or has been stopped, use this command to start the web server.

```bash
sudo service nginx start

```

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### Connection Problem Example

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/common-reasons-certificate-renewals-fail

An example error message indicating that the server could not connect to the client to verify the domain. This often occurs when Let's Encrypt cannot access the /.well-known file.

```text
The server could not connect to the client to verify the domain
```

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### Create Site with Specific Options

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/cli

Create a site using the `sites:create` command with various flags to specify installation details, domain, HTTPS, user, database, WordPress settings, PHP version, and page cache.

```bash
# Create a site using field flags instead of interactive prompts
spinupwp sites:create  --installation-method="" 
  --domain="" --https-enabled --site-user="" --db-name="" 
  --db-user="" --db-pass="" --wp-title="" 
  --wp-admin-email="" --wp-admin-user="" 
  --wp-admin-pass="" --php-version="" --page-cache-enabled

```

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### Start Laravel Mix Watch

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Run this command in your terminal to enable live-rebuilding of Vue files as you make changes.

```bash
npm run watch
```

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### Install Jetstream Inertia Stack

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Install Laravel Jetstream using the Inertia + Vue stack by running the `php artisan jetstream:install inertia` command. This sets up the frontend with Vue.js.

```bash
php artisan jetstream:install inertia
```

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### Start PHP-FPM Service

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/wordpress-site-not-loading

If PHP-FPM is not running, use this command to start the process manager. Ensure you use the correct PHP version.

```bash
sudo service php8.1-fpm start

```

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### Install SpinupWP Plugin with Composer

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/recommended-wordpress-plugins

Use this command to install the SpinupWP plugin, which adds page cache purging and persistent object cache functionality to your WordPress site. It's automatically installed with SpinupWP sites but needs manual installation for custom deployments.

```bash
composer require wpackagist-plugin/spinupwp

```

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### Define Site Creation Routes

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Defines the GET and POST routes for creating a new site. The GET route renders the creation form, and the POST route handles the form submission.

```php
Route::get('servers/{server}/sites/create', [SitesController::class, 'create'])->name('sites.create');
Route::post('servers/{server}/sites/create', [SitesController::class, 'store'])->name('sites.store');

```

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### PHP Configuration Path

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/server-paths-locations

Locates the main PHP configuration file. Replace `{php_version}` with your installed PHP version.

```bash
/etc/php/{php_version}/fpm/php.ini
```

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### Serve Laravel Application

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Start the local development server to view your changes in the browser. Access the application at http://localhost:8000.

```bash
php artisan serve
```

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### List Upgradable Packages

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/nginx-dependency-errors

Review the packages that are scheduled for installation or upgrade. This helps identify potential conflicts before proceeding with the upgrade.

```bash
sudo apt list --upgradable
```

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### Install Brotli Libraries

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/nginx-dependency-errors

Reinstall the necessary Brotli libraries after resolving dependency issues. Ensure both static and filter modules are installed.

```bash
sudo apt install libnginx-mod-http-brotli-static
sudo apt install libnginx-mod-http-brotli-filter
```

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### Install WooCommerce as Site User

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/wordpress-file-ownership-permissions

A simpler approach to managing file permissions is to run the WP-CLI command directly as the site user. This avoids the need for manual `chown` commands.

```bash
sudo -u {site_user} wp plugin install woocommerce
```

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### Install Brotli Libraries for Nginx

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/nginx-dependency-errors

Installs the necessary Brotli modules for Nginx. Two separate packages are typically required for static and filter modes.

```bash
sudo apt install libnginx-mod-http-brotli-static
sudo apt install libnginx-mod-http-brotli-filter

```

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### Install Laravel Jetstream

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Install the Laravel Jetstream package using Composer. This package provides scaffolding for authentication and other common features.

```bash
composer require laravel/jetstream
```

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### Complete Basic Auth Configuration with IP Bypass

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/enable-basic-authentication-for-your-spinupwp-site

This is an example of a complete basic-auth.conf file that includes directives to allow a specific IP address to bypass basic authentication, while enforcing it for all others.

```nginx
satisfy any;
allow 66.183.229.15;
deny all;

auth_basic "Basic Authentication";
auth_basic_user_file /etc/nginx/sites-available/spinup.sfndesign.ca/.htpasswd;

location /.well-known/ {
        auth_basic off;
}

```

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### DNS Problem Example

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/common-reasons-certificate-renewals-fail

An example error message indicating a DNS problem, specifically an NXDOMAIN lookup for an A record. This typically occurs when DNS records for a domain have been updated externally but not removed from SpinupWP.

```text
DNS problem: NXDOMAIN looking up A
```

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### Invalid Response Example

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/common-reasons-certificate-renewals-fail

An example error message indicating an invalid response from the validation server. This can happen if the site is not working properly or Let's Encrypt requests are being blocked.

```text
Invalid response from …
```

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### Example of Database Find & Replace Output

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/clone-site

This output shows the result of a manual `wp search-replace` command, indicating the number of replacements made and a reminder to flush the cache. This is what you should expect to see after executing the commands.

```bash
turnipjuice@turnipjuicemedia:~/files$ wp search-replace '://turnipjuice.media' '://staging.turnipjuice.media' --all-tables-with-prefix
+-------------------+-----------------------+--------------+------+
| Table             | Column                | Replacements | Type |
+-------------------+-----------------------+--------------+------+
| 2kv_commentmeta   | meta_key              | 0            | SQL  |
| 2kv_commentmeta   | meta_value            | 0            | SQL  |
| 2kv_posts         | post_content          | 27           | SQL  |
+-------------------+-----------------------+--------------+------+
Success: Made 27 replacements. Please remember to flush your persistent object cache with `wp cache flush`.
$

```

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### Fix Broken APT Installations

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/nginx-dependency-errors

If the previous command results in broken dependencies, use this command to attempt to fix them. APT will usually suggest this command.

```bash
sudo apt --fix-broken install

```

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### Install Limit Login Attempts Reloaded with Composer

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/recommended-wordpress-plugins

Install the Limit Login Attempts Reloaded plugin using Composer to protect your WordPress site from brute force attacks. This plugin is recommended for custom WordPress deployments.

```bash
composer require wpackagist-plugin/limit-login-attempts-reloaded

```

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### Show Server Route

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Defines the route for displaying a specific server. It uses a GET request to '/servers/{server}' and maps to the 'show' method of the ServersController.

```php
Route::get('servers/{server}', [ServersController::class, 'show'])->name('servers.show');
```

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### List PHP Packages for Removal

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/remove-php-version

Use this command to list all installed packages associated with a specific PHP version before removal. Replace `{PHP_VERSION}` with the version number you intend to remove.

```bash
sudo dpkg -l php{PHP_VERSION}* | grep ^ii

```

```bash
sudo dpkg -l php8.0* | grep ^ii

```

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### Enable Brotli Configuration in Nginx

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/nginx-dependency-errors

Includes the Brotli configuration file in your main Nginx configuration. This step activates Brotli compression after installation.

```nginx
include global/brotli.conf;

```

--------------------------------

### Run Bash Script as Site User

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/add-cron-jobs

Example of a cron command to run a bash script in a site's root directory every 12 hours. Output is discarded.

```bash
* */12 * * * cd /sites/turnipjuice.media/files/; sh example-script.sh >/dev/null 2>&1

```

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### Clean Up Unused Dependencies

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/remove-php-version

After purging PHP packages, run this command to remove any remaining dependencies that are no longer required by any installed software.

```bash
sudo apt autoremove

```

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### Display Help for sites:create Command

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/cli

Display available arguments and options for the `spinupwp sites:create` command to understand all possible flags.

```bash
# Display available Arguments and Options for site:create 
spinupwp sites:create --help

```

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### Define Vue Component with Props and Components

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Defines a Vue.js component, specifying its props and registered child components. Ensure 'vue' is installed.

```javascript
import { defineComponent } from "vue";
import AppLayout from "@/Layouts/AppLayout.vue";
import Item from "@/Jetstream/Item.vue";

export default defineComponent({
    props: {
        site: {
            type: Object,
            required: true,
        },
    },
    components: {
        AppLayout,
        Item,
    },
});
```

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### Manual Cache Purge Request via Socket

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/cache-daemon

Make a manual purge request to the SpinupWP cache daemon by sending a file path followed by a newline to port 7836. This PHP example demonstrates establishing a socket connection and sending the purge request.

```php
$path = '/cache/example.com';

$fp = @fsockopen( '127.0.0.1', '7836' );

if ( $fp ) {
    fwrite( $fp, $path . "\n" );

    $result = fread( $fp, 512 );
    fclose( $fp );

    return (bool) preg_match('/^Purge:\sSuccess/', $result);
}
```

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### Update Packages Manually

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/server-software-updates

Use these commands to update all installed packages on your server. It is recommended to perform a full server backup before running these commands.

```bash
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
```

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### Site Show Route

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Defines the route for displaying a specific site. It uses a GET request to '/sites/{site}' and maps to the 'show' method of the SitesController.

```php
use App\Http\Controllers\SitesController;
…
Route::get('sites/{site}', [SitesController::class, 'show'])->name('sites.show');
```

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### Configure WP_DEBUG for Production in SpinupWP

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/wordpress-white-screen

Configure WP_DEBUG in wp-config.php to log errors to a file instead of displaying them on the webpage. This is the default setup for SpinupWP sites.

```php
define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );

```

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### List Active WordPress Plugins with WP-CLI

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/wordpress-white-screen

Use this command to get a list of all currently active plugins on your WordPress site. This is useful for identifying potential conflicts.

```bash
wp plugin list --status=active
```

```text
+-------------------------------+--------+---------+----------------+-------------+
| name                          | status | version | update_version | auto_update |
+-------------------------------+--------+---------+----------------+-------------+
| advanced-custom-fields        | active | 6.2.9   |                | off         |
| limit-login-attempts-reloaded | active | 2.26.8  |                | off         |
| seo-by-rank-math              | active | 1.0.217 |                | off         |
| spinupwp                      | active | 1.6     |                | off         |
| wp-migrate-db                 | active | 2.6.10  |                | off         |
| amazon-s3-and-cloudfront      | active | 3.2.7   |                | off         |
| wp-ses                        | active | 1.6.8   |                | off         |
+-------------------------------+--------+---------+----------------+-------------+
```

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### Handle Site Creation Request

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

The `store` method validates the incoming request data, creates the new site using the SpinupWP API, and handles potential validation or general exceptions. It then redirects to the server view with appropriate feedback.

```php
public function store(Request $request, int $server): RedirectResponse
{
    $validated = $request->validate([
        'domain' => 'required',
        'site_user' => 'required',
        'title' => 'required',
        'admin_user' => 'required',
        'admin_email' => 'required',
       'admin_password' => 'required|min:8',
    ]);

    try {
        $this->spinupwp->sites->create($server, [
            'domain' => $validated['domain'],
            'site_user' => $validated['site_user'],
            'installation_method' => 'wp',
            'database' => [
                'name' => $validated['site_user'],
                'username' => $validated['site_user'],
            ],
            'wordpress' => [
                'title' => $validated['title'],
                'admin_user' => $validated['admin_user'],
                'admin_email' => $validated['admin_email'],
                'admin_password' => $validated['admin_password'],
            ],
        ]);
    } catch (ValidationException $e) {
        return redirect()->back()->withErrors($e->errors()['errors']);
    } catch (Exception $e) {
        return redirect()->back()->with([
            'flash.banner' => 'There was a problem while creating your site.',
            'flash.bannerStyle' => 'danger',
        ]);
    }

    return redirect()->route('servers.show', ['server' => $server])->with([
        'flash.banner' => 'Site is being created.',
        'flash.bannerStyle' => 'success',
    ]);
}

```

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### Connect to MySQL

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/restoring-backups

Establishes a connection to the MySQL server as the root user. You will be prompted to enter the MySQL root password.

```bash
mysql -u root -p
```

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### Navigate to Nginx Configuration Directory

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/site-migration-guide

Change to the Nginx configuration directory for your site and open the configuration file using 'nano'. Replace 'sitename' with your actual site name.

```bash
cd /etc/nginx/sites-available/sitename
nano sitename

```

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### Create Smush WebP Config File

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/adding-webp-support-smush-imagify

Use this command to create a new configuration file for Smush WebP directives. Replace {DOMAIN} with your website's domain.

```bash
nano /etc/nginx/sites-available/{DOMAIN}/server/smush-webp.conf
```

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### Manage Services with SpinupWP CLI

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/cli

Commands to restart services like MySQL, Nginx, and PHP on a specific server or all servers.

```bash
# Restart MySQL on a server
spinupwp services:mysql 

```

```bash
# Restart MySQL on all servers
spinupwp services:mysql --all

```

```bash
# Restart Nginx on a server
spinupwp services:nginx 

```

```bash
# Restart Nginx on all servers
spinupwp services:nginx --all

```

```bash
# Restart PHP on a server
spinupwp services:php 

```

```bash
# Restart PHP on all servers
spinupwp services:php --all

```

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### Create Imagify WebP Config File

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/adding-webp-support-smush-imagify

Use this command to create a new configuration file for Imagify WebP directives. Replace {DOMAIN} with your website's domain.

```bash
nano /etc/nginx/sites-available/{DOMAIN}/server/imagify-webp.conf
```

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### MySQL Configuration Path

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/server-paths-locations

Shows the location of the main MySQL configuration file.

```bash
/etc/mysql/my.cnf
```

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### Manually Backup Existing Site Files

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/restoring-backups

Creates a compressed tar archive of the current site files. This serves as a safety measure before proceeding with the restore, including files that might be excluded from SpinupWP backups. The archive is stored in the user's home directory.

```bash
tar -czf ~/site-backup.tar.gz ~/files
```

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### SSH into New Server

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/site-migration-guide

Connect to your new server using SSH. Replace 'username' and '216.3.128.12' with your actual username and server IP address.

```bash
ssh username@216.3.128.12

```

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### Servers Controller Show Method

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Implement the show method in ServersController to fetch a specific server's details and its associated sites using the SpinupWP API.

```php
spinupwp = $spinupwp;
    }

    public function show(int $server): Response
    {
        $server = $this->spinupwp->servers->get($server);
        $sites = $server->sites()->toArray();

        return Inertia::render('Servers/Show', [
            'server' => $server->toArray(),
            'sites' => $sites,
        ]);
    }
}
```

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### Create Servers Controller

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Use this Artisan command to generate the ServersController for managing individual server details.

```bash
php artisan make:controller ServersController
```

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### Restart Nginx Service

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/nginx-dependency-errors

Restarts the Nginx web server. This is necessary after making configuration changes or installing new modules.

```bash
sudo systemctl restart nginx

```

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### Import Servers Controller and Define Route

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Update web.php to import the ServersController and define a new route for displaying server details.

```php
use App\Http\Controllers\ServersController;
...

```

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### Create Temporary Directory for Restore

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/restoring-backups

Creates a temporary directory on the server to store backup files during a manual restore process. Ensure you are SSH'd in as the correct site user.

```bash
mkdir ~/restore
```

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### SSH into Server

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/connecting-database

Connect to your server via SSH to manage your database using the command line. Ensure you have your SSH credentials ready.

```bash
ssh user@123.456.78.91

```

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### Prepare Archive for Decompression

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/site-migration-guide

Creates a temporary directory, moves the uploaded archive into it, and changes the current directory to the new folder on the server.

```bash
mkdir tmp
mv filename.tar.gz tmp
cd tmp
```

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### Download Site Backup Archive Locally

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/restoring-backups

Copies a locally created site backup archive from the server to your local computer using SCP. Replace `{site_user}` and `{domain}` with your actual server username and domain name. The file is downloaded to the `~/Downloads` directory.

```bash
scp {site_user}@{domain}:~/site-backup.tar.gz ~/Downloads
```

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### Check Disk Usage and Sort by Size

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/checking-your-disk-space-usage

Run this command on your server to list directories and files by size, ordered from largest to smallest. This helps pinpoint disk space culprits.

```bash
sudo du -sh /* | sort -hr
```

```text
19.8G  /sites
1.9G    /var
1.7G    /usr
503M    /snap
145M    /boot
12M     /opt
7.8M    /etc
4.0M    /cache
3.0M    /home
1.6M    /root
992K    /run
64K     /tmp
16K     /lost+found
4.0K    /srv
4.0K    /mnt
4.0K    /media
```

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### Create Dashboard Controller

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Use this Artisan command to generate the DashboardController for managing server listings.

```bash
php artisan make:controller DashboardController
```

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### Running Git Commands on SpinupWP Server

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/git

To run Git commands directly on your SpinupWP server, navigate to the site's root folder and specify the working and Git directories. This is useful for inspecting files not managed by Git.

```bash
git --work-tree=./files --git-dir=./git status
```

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### Spoof Local DNS for Testing

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/move-site

Add an entry to your local hosts file to point your domain name at the new server's IP address for testing purposes. This ensures visitors still use the old server while you test the new one.

```bash
216.3.128.12    turnipjuice.media

```

--------------------------------

### Run SpinupWP CLI Command with Specific Profile

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/cli

Execute a SpinupWP CLI command using a specific profile. If no profile is specified, the default profile is used.

```bash
spinupwp servers:list --profile=hellfishmedia

```

--------------------------------

### Allow Specific IP Addresses to Bypass Basic Auth

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/enable-basic-authentication-for-your-spinupwp-site

Add these directives to the top of your basic-auth.conf file to allow specific IP addresses to bypass basic authentication. Replace the example IP with your actual IP address.

```nginx
satisfy any;
allow 66.183.229.15;
deny all;

```

--------------------------------

### Nginx Main Configuration Path

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/server-paths-locations

Indicates the primary configuration file for Nginx.

```bash
/etc/nginx/nginx.conf
```

--------------------------------

### Configure SpinupWP CLI

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/cli

Configure your default SpinupWP API token profile. You can also configure multiple profiles for different accounts.

```bash
spinupwp configure

```

```bash
spinupwp configure --profile=hellfishmedia

```

--------------------------------

### Test Passwordless Sudo

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/passwordless-sudo

Connect to your server via SSH using the configured user and run this command to verify that you can switch to the root user without a password prompt.

```bash
sudo -i

```

--------------------------------

### Navigate to Nginx Configuration File

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/enable-basic-authentication-for-your-spinupwp-site

SSH into your server and navigate to the Nginx configuration directory for your site to edit the basic-auth.conf file. Use 'nano' or your preferred terminal editor.

```bash
cd /etc/nginx/sites-available/hellfish.media/server/
sudo nano basic-auth.conf

```

--------------------------------

### Connect to Old Server via SSH

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/site-migration-guide

Tests the SSH connection from the new server to the old server using the newly configured key pair.

```bash
ssh username@199.229.249.140
```

--------------------------------

### Per-Site vs. php.ini Syntax

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/how-to-change-php-settings

Illustrates the difference in syntax for setting `upload_max_filesize`. Per-site configuration files use array-based syntax, while default `php.ini` files use standard directive assignment.

```ini
php_value[upload_max_filesize] = 64M

```

```ini
upload_max_filesize = 64M

```

--------------------------------

### Log in to MySQL via CLI

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/connecting-database

After SSHing into your server, use the `mysql` command to log in to your database. You will be prompted for your database user's password.

```bash
mysql -u dbuser -p

```

--------------------------------

### Update .env File with Database Credentials

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/clone-site

Manually update the .env file with your cloned site's database credentials if SpinupWP cannot access wp-config.php. Ensure DB_NAME, DB_USER, and DB_PASSWORD are correctly set.

```dotenv
DB_NAME='cloned_database_name'
DB_USER='cloned_database_user'
DB_PASSWORD='database_password'
```

--------------------------------

### Create Fail2ban Whitelist Configuration

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/how-to-unban-and-whitelist-ip-addresses-in-fail2ban

Create a new configuration file to manage whitelisted IP addresses. This file will be used to specify IPs that should never be banned by Fail2ban.

```bash
sudo nano /etc/fail2ban/jail.d/whitelist.conf
```

--------------------------------

### Create Sudoers File for User

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/passwordless-sudo

Create a new sudoers configuration file for the specified username in the /etc/sudoers.d/ directory. This file grants the user passwordless sudo privileges.

```bash
/etc/sudoers.d/{username}-user

```

--------------------------------

### Sites Controller Show Method

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Controller method to display a specific site. It injects the SpinupWP service, fetches site details using the site ID, and renders the 'Sites/Show' Inertia component.

```php
spinupwp = $spinupwp;
    }

    public function show(int $site): Response
    {
        $site = $this->spinupwp->sites->get($site);
        return Inertia::render('Sites/Show', [
            'site' => $site,
        ]);
    }
```

--------------------------------

### Copy Database Export via SCP and Import

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/site-migration-guide

Securely copy the database export file from the old server to the new server using 'scp', then import it into the new database using 'mysql'. Replace placeholders with your actual details.

```bash
scp username@199.229.249.140:~/export.sql ~
mysql -u database-username -p database-name < ~/export.sql

```

--------------------------------

### Update and Upgrade APT Packages

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/nginx-dependency-errors

Run this command to update your package list and upgrade existing packages. This is often a first step in resolving dependency issues.

```bash
sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade

```

--------------------------------

### Nginx Included Directories for Customization

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/changing-nginx-settings

These directories allow for modular Nginx configuration. Place custom conf files here instead of editing the main site config directly.

```nginx
/etc/nginx/sites-available/{DOMAIN}/before
```

```nginx
/etc/nginx/sites-available/{DOMAIN}/server
```

```nginx
/etc/nginx/sites-available/{DOMAIN}/location
```

```nginx
/etc/nginx/sites-available/{DOMAIN}/after
```

--------------------------------

### Copy Site Files with rsync

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/site-migration-guide

Synchronizes files from the old server's public folder to the new server's files directory. Ensure the direction is correct to avoid overwriting the wrong directory.

```bash
rsync -azv username@199.229.249.140:/path/to/public/folder/ ~/files/
```

--------------------------------

### Connect to SpinupWP Server via SSH

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/how-to-ssh-keys

Connects to your SpinupWP server using SSH with the specified username and server IP address. Ensure your SSH public key has been added to your SpinupWP account.

```bash
ssh abe@123.456.78.91

```

--------------------------------

### Test Nginx Configuration

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/changing-nginx-settings

Run this command to check for syntax errors in your Nginx configuration files before applying changes.

```bash
sudo nginx -t
```

--------------------------------

### Site Directory Path

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/server-paths-locations

The root directory where all site files are stored. Replace `{domain}` with your site's domain name.

```bash
/sites/{domain}
```

--------------------------------

### Nginx Configuration File Path

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/adding-rank-math-rewrite-rules

The location of the Nginx configuration file for a SpinupWP website. Modify this file to add rewrite rules.

```text
/etc/nginx/sites-available/{DOMAIN}/{DOMAIN}
```

--------------------------------

### Drop and Recreate Database

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/restoring-backups

Within the MySQL prompt, this command drops the existing database and then recreates it. This ensures a clean slate for the database restore. Replace `{database}` with your actual database name.

```sql
DROP DATABASE {database};
CREATE DATABASE {database};
```

--------------------------------

### Copy Maintenance File to Server

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/site-migration-guide

Use SCP to upload the maintenance index.html file to the site's public folder on the old server. Ensure you have the correct username and server IP address.

```bash
scp index.html username@199.229.249.140:~/files
```

--------------------------------

### Set File and Directory Permissions

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/site-migration-guide

Adjusts file and directory permissions to standard web server settings (644 for files, 755 for directories) after files have been moved to the ~/files directory.

```bash
cd ~/files
find . -type f -exec chmod 644 {} +
find . -type d -exec chmod 755 {} +
```

--------------------------------

### Import SpinupWp Class in AppServiceProvider

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Import the SpinupWp class into your AppServiceProvider to make it available for dependency injection.

```php
use DeliciousBrains\SpinupWp\SpinupWp;

```

--------------------------------

### Activate a Default WordPress Theme with WP-CLI

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/wordpress-white-screen

Switch to a default WordPress theme using this command to test if your current theme is causing the White Screen of Death.

```bash
wp theme activate twentytwentyfour
```

--------------------------------

### Restore Database from Backup

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/restoring-backups

Restores the database by decompressing the SQL backup file and piping it to the MySQL client. Replace `{database}` with your actual database name. You will be prompted for the MySQL root password.

```bash
gunzip < ~/restore/2020-03-12-10-07-33-database.sql.gz | mysql -u root -p {database}
```

--------------------------------

### Render Site Creation Form

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

The `create` method in `SitesController.php` renders the Vue component for the site creation form. It fetches the server details to pass to the component.

```php
use DeliciousBrains\SpinupWp\Exceptions\ValidationException;
public function create(int $server): Response
{
    return Inertia::render('Sites/Create', [
        'server' => $this->spinupwp->servers->get($server),
    ]);
}

```

--------------------------------

### Dashboard Controller Index Method

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Implement the index method in DashboardController to fetch and render server data using SpinupWP API and Inertia.

```php
spinupwp = $spinupwp;
    }

    /**
    *
    * @return Response
    */
    public function index(): Response
    {
            $servers = $this->spinupwp->servers->list()->toArray();
            return Inertia::render('Dashboard', [
                'servers' => $servers,
            ]);
    }
}
```

--------------------------------

### Backup Nginx Configuration

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/nginx-dependency-errors

Before making significant changes, create a compressed backup of your Nginx configuration directory. This allows for easy restoration if needed.

```bash
sudo tar -czf ~/nginx-backup.tar.gz /etc/nginx/
```

--------------------------------

### Manual Database Find & Replace Commands

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/clone-site

Use these WP-CLI commands to manually update your site's database after cloning, especially for large sites where the automatic process is slow. Ensure you have SSH access and navigate to the site's files directory.

```bash
wp search-replace '://{SOURCE DOMAIN}' ://{DESTINATION DOMAIN}' --all-tables-with-prefix
wp search-replace '{SOURCE WEBROOT}' '{DESTINATION WEBROOT}' --all-tables-with-prefix
wp cache flush

```

```bash
wp search-replace '{SOURCE DOMAIN}' '{DESTINATION DOMAIN}' {SOURCE TABLE PREFIX}blogs {SOURCE ABLE PREFIX}site --url={SOURCE URL}

```

--------------------------------

### Test Server Connectivity with curl

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/wordpress-site-not-loading

Use cURL to check if your server is responding to HTTP requests. A '200 OK' status indicates a successful connection.

```bash
curl -I http://turnipjuice.media

```

--------------------------------

### Generate New SSH Key (Ed25519)

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/how-to-ssh-keys

Generates a new SSH key pair using the Ed25519 algorithm. Replace `your_email@example.com` with an identifier. Press Enter to accept the default file location and leave the passphrase blank for easier access, or enter one for added security.

```bash
ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "your_email@example.com"

```

--------------------------------

### Configure Database Credentials

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Update the `.env` file with your application's specific settings, including database credentials. Ensure the `DB_DATABASE`, `DB_USERNAME`, and `DB_PASSWORD` are set correctly.

```dotenv
DB_DATABASE=spinupwp_dashboard
DB_USERNAME=spinupwp_dashboard
DB_PASSWORD=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
```

--------------------------------

### Generate Application Key

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Generate the application key by running `php artisan key:generate`. This command updates the `APP_KEY` value in your `.env` file, which is crucial for application security.

```bash
php artisan key:generate
```

--------------------------------

### Update SpinupWP CLI

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/cli

Update the SpinupWP CLI to the latest version using Composer.

```bash
composer global update

```

--------------------------------

### Smush Local WebP Nginx Directive

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/adding-webp-support-smush-imagify

Paste this Nginx configuration block into the smush-webp.conf file to enable Smush Local WebP support. It handles serving WebP versions of JPG and PNG images.

```nginx
location ~* "wp-content\/(uploads\/)(.*.(?:jpg|jpeg|jpe|png|gif))" {
    expires 1y;
    add_header Vary Accept;
    set $image_path $2;
    if (-f "/sites/{DOMAIN}/files/wp-content/smush-webp/disable_smush_webp") {
        break;
    }
    if ($http_accept !~* "webp") {
        break;
    }
    try_files /wp-content/smush-webp/$image_path.webp $uri =404;
 }
```

--------------------------------

### Run System Updates with Sudo

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/understanding-system-users

Use this command to perform system-wide updates when logged in as a sudo user. Ensure you have sudo privileges before executing.

```bash
sudo apt dist-upgrade

```

--------------------------------

### PHP-FPM Pool Configuration Path

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/server-paths-locations

Specifies the configuration file for a specific site's PHP-FPM pool. Replace `{php_version}` and `{site_user}` accordingly.

```bash
/etc/php/{php_version}/fpm/pool.d/{site_user}.conf
```

--------------------------------

### Set SpinupWP API Token in .env file

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Store your SpinupWP API token in the .env file for environment-specific configurations.

```dotenv
SPINUPWP_API_TOKEN=YOUR-API-TOKEN

```

--------------------------------

### Import Database from Local Export File

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/site-migration-guide

Import a database export file (e.g., 'export.sql') into your MySQL database on the new server. Ensure the 'export.sql' file is accessible on the server.

```bash
mysql -u database-username -p database-name < export.sql

```

--------------------------------

### Check Specific Directory Disk Usage

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/troubleshooting-backup-failures

Run this command to check the disk usage of all items within a specific directory, such as '/sites'. This helps pinpoint large subdirectories.

```bash
sudo du -sh /sites/* | sort -hr

```

--------------------------------

### Default Basic Auth Configuration

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/enable-basic-authentication-for-your-spinupwp-site

This is the default content of the basic-auth.conf file before adding IP address exceptions. It sets up basic authentication and disables it for the /.well-known/ directory.

```nginx
auth_basic "Basic Authentication";
auth_basic_user_file /etc/nginx/sites-available/{DOMAIN}/.htpasswd;

location /.well-known/ {
        auth_basic off;
}

```

--------------------------------

### Vue Component for Site Creation Form

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

This is the basic structure for the `Create.vue` component, including necessary imports and a placeholder for the form elements.

```vue
<div class="flex flex-row justify-between items-center">
    <h2 class="font-semibold text-xl text-gray-800 leading-tight">
        Create a site
    </h2>
</div>


        <div class="py-12">
            <div class="max-w-7xl mx-auto sm:px-6 lg:px-8">
                <div class="bg-white overflow-hidden shadow-xl sm:rounded-lg grid grid-cols-2 gap-4 p-10">

                        <div class="col-span-6 sm:col-span-4 my-3">



                        </div>
                        <div class="col-span-6 sm:col-span-4 my-3">



                        </div>
                        <div class="col-span-6 sm:col-span-4 my-3">



                        </div>
                        <div class="col-span-6 sm:col-span-4 my-3">



                        </div>
                        <div class="col-span-6 sm:col-span-4 my-3">



                        </div>
                        <div class="col-span-6 sm:col-span-4 my-3">
                            &lt;


                        </div>
                        <div class="col-span-6 sm:col-span-4 mt-5 flex flex-row justify-between">

                                Cancel


                                Create site

                        </div>

                </div>
            </div>
        </div>




import { defineComponent } from "vue";
import AppLayout from "@/Layouts/AppLayout.vue";

```

--------------------------------

### Execute PHP Code via CLI

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/understanding-php-pools

This command executes a simple PHP script directly from the command line, demonstrating that it runs as the current system user.

```php
php -r 'echo getcwd();'
```

--------------------------------

### Copy Public SSH Key to Clipboard

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/how-to-ssh-keys

Copies the content of your Ed25519 public key file (`~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub`) to the clipboard for easy pasting into SpinupWP. For Windows users, use the `clip` command.

```bash
pbcopy < ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub

```

--------------------------------

### Set File Permissions

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/wordpress-file-ownership-permissions

These commands set the recommended file and folder permissions for WordPress when all files are owned by the site user. Files should be 644 and folders 755.

```bash
sudo find . -type f -exec chmod 644 {} +

```

```bash
sudo find . -type d -exec chmod 755 {} +
```

--------------------------------

### Upload Database Export via SCP

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/site-migration-guide

Upload a local database export file ('export.sql') to your new server using 'scp'. Replace 'username' and '216.3.128.12' with your server details.

```bash
scp export.sql username@216.3.128.12:~/

```

--------------------------------

### Restore Site Files from Backup

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/restoring-backups

Moves the extracted site files from the temporary restore directory to the correct location for the website. This effectively restores the site's file structure.

```bash
mv ~/restore/{domain}/files/ /sites/{domain}
```

--------------------------------

### SpinupWP Git Deployment Commands

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/git

These commands are executed by SpinupWP during a Git deployment to update the site on the server. This process overwrites modified files managed by Git.

```bash
git remote update
git checkout -f BRANCH
```

--------------------------------

### Database Backup Location Format

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/site-backups

This format defines the storage path for gzipped database backups. It includes the bucket, domain, a date and database name, and the .sql.gz extension.

```text
{BUCKET}/{DOMAIN}/{DATE-DATABASE_NAME}.sql.gz
```

--------------------------------

### Nginx Redirect Configuration

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/change-primary-domains

Use this Nginx configuration to redirect an old domain to a new primary domain. Ensure 'previousdomain.com' and 'newdomain.com' are replaced with your actual domains. If your site uses HTTPS, include the 'listen 443' and SSL directives; otherwise, remove them.

```nginx
server {
   listen 80;
   listen [::]:80;
   listen 443 ssl http2;
   listen [::]:443 ssl http2;

   server_name previousdomain.com;

   ssl_certificate /etc/letsencrypt/live/newdomain.com/fullchain.pem;
   ssl_certificate_key /etc/letsencrypt/live/newdomain.com/privkey.pem;

   return 301 $scheme://newdomain.com$request_uri;
}
```

--------------------------------

### Server Show Vue Component

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Vue component to display server details. It expects a 'server' object prop and renders IP address, Ubuntu version, and database server information.

```html
<div class="py-12">
            <div class="max-w-7xl mx-auto sm:px-6 lg:px-8">
                <div class="bg-white overflow-hidden shadow-xl sm:rounded-lg grid grid-cols-2 gap-4 p-10">
                    <p class="mb-2 font-bold">
                        IP Address:
                        <span class="font-thin">{{ server.ip_address }}</span>
                    </p>
                    <p class="mb-2 font-bold">
                        Ubuntu
                        <span class="font-thin">{{
                            server.ubuntu_version
                        }}</span>
                    </p>
                    <p class="mb-2 font-bold">
                        Database Server:
                        <span class="font-thin">
                            {{ 
                                server.database.server
                            }}
                        </span>
                    </p>
                </div>
                <div class="bg-white overflow-hidden shadow-xl sm:rounded-lg grid mt-5 p-10">
                    <div class="flex flex-row justify-between">
                        <h1 class="font-bold text-xl text-gray-900">Sites</h1>
                        Create new site
                    </div>
                    <div class="grid-cols-2 gap-4">

                    </div>
                    <h2 class="text-center font-semibold text-gray-800">
                        No sites found
                    </h2>
                </div>
            </div>
        </div>
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Passwordless Sudo

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/passwordless-sudo

Add the following content to the newly created sudoers file to grant the specified user passwordless access to all commands.

```bash
{username} ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL

```

--------------------------------

### Purge SpinupWP Cache WP-CLI Commands

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/cache-daemon

These WP-CLI commands provide an alternative way to manage the SpinupWP page cache from the command line. They mirror the functionality of the PHP helper functions.

```bash
wp spinupwp cache purge-site
wp spinupwp cache purge-post 
wp spinupwp cache purge-url 
```

--------------------------------

### Perform Database Search and Replace with WP-CLI

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/clone-site

After updating database credentials, use WP-CLI to perform a network-wide search and replace for old URLs with new ones in the cloned database. This ensures all internal links are updated.

```bash
wp search-replace '//old_url' '//new_url' --network
wp cache flush
```

--------------------------------

### Move Excluded Files to Restore Directory

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/restoring-backups

Moves specific files that were previously excluded from SpinupWP backups to the temporary restore directory. This ensures all necessary files are present before overwriting the existing site files. Adjust the source path to match the actual location of the excluded file.

```bash
mv /sites/turnipjuice.media/files/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/22/MVI_17324.mov ~/restore/turnipjuice.media/files/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/22/
```

--------------------------------

### Activate a Specific WordPress Plugin with WP-CLI

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/wordpress-white-screen

Reactivate plugins one by one using this command to identify which plugin causes the White Screen of Death after deactivating all of them.

```bash
wp plugin activate spinupwp
```

--------------------------------

### Import Dashboard Controller in Routes

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Add the necessary import statement at the top of your web.php file to use the DashboardController.

```php
use App\Http\Controllers\DashboardController;
```

--------------------------------

### Register SpinupWp Singleton in AppServiceProvider

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Register a singleton instance of the SpinupWp class in the service container using Laravel's dependency injection.

```php
public function register()
{
    $this->app->singleton(SpinupWp::class, fn ($app) => new SpinupWp(config('services.spinupwp.api_token')));
}

```

--------------------------------

### Imagify WebP Nginx Directive

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/adding-webp-support-smush-imagify

Paste this Nginx configuration block into the imagify-webp.conf file to enable Imagify WebP support. It checks for WebP versions of images and rewrites the URL if found.

```nginx
location ~* ^(/.+)\.(jpg|jpeg|jpe|png|gif)$ {
    expires 1y;
    add_header Vary Accept;
    if ($http_accept ~* "webp"){
       set $imwebp A;
    }
    if (-f $request_filename.webp) {
       set $imwebp  "${imwebp}B";
    }
    if ($imwebp = AB) {
       rewrite ^(.*) $1.webp;
    }
}
```

--------------------------------

### Define WP_HOME and WP_SITEURL Constants

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/manually-updating-wordpress-home-siteurl-options

If using `WP_HOME` or `WP_SITEURL` in your `wp-config.php` file, update these constants with the correct domain.

```php
define( 'WP_HOME', 'http://turnipjuice.media' );
define( 'WP_SITEURL', 'http://turnipjuice.media' );


```

--------------------------------

### Open Laravel Tinker Terminal

Source: https://spinupwp.com/doc/custom-spinupwp-dashboard

Launch the interactive Tinker terminal to execute Artisan commands and interact with your application's models.

```bash
php artisan tinker

```
Tokens:
Raw