I did not change the site url or anything, I left it on http://192.168.X.X/wordpress in the wp settings.
Works as expected
I tested also with another fresh browser.
It works not when I try to reach it via my domain, only with the local IP.
If you wanna make that work, you would need to change site-url / adress in the wp settings to your domain and change the lighttpd config a bit:
what if we decide to use Apache or NGINX? this default “/wordpress/” folder breaks any attempt to import a backup from somewhere else… dietpi wordpress install should ask if we want it in www root
Honestly I don’t understand the question. You can choose the web server during installation and adjust configuration accordingly afterwards. Just take into account the different configuration files and folders depending on web server selected.
We don’t do this by purpose. Because we allow multiple web server applications next to each other. Therefore each web application has its own sub folders and configuration.