Thank you for answering, Pilovali.
I'll try to do a DietPi clean install, and see what happens after that, I'll inform to you when done!
[Solved] Wordpress going online trouble...
Re: Localhost Solved-->Wordpress going online trouble...
DietPi-Software uses the same installation method, and, also generates the SQL database during install.Pilovali wrote:No, I haven't used the dietpi-software option. I just downloaded the latest WordPress and unzipped it to /var/www.
Once the WordPress setup started, I just entered http://mywebsite.nl as the URL.
So the setup/configuration of Wordpress should be identical.
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Re: [Solved] Wordpress going online trouble...
Thank you very much, Fourdee and Pilovali,
Finally, it was soooo simple!
I did:
1) Fresh install of DietPi with Wordpress, just "to begin again"
2) Go into the Wordpress, login, and do not touch any wp_options. So, in "siteurl" and "home", I didn't touch anything, and it said the local IP address: 192.168.1.x
3) Checking from my mobile phone, connected by GPRS "to the outside", my NoIP domain: xxxxx.ddns.net
4) Smile. It worked perfectly, as I were at home. Now I can connect to the Wordpress from *anywhere* (local/Internet) without troubles, and not text-only versions, or whatever.
Finally, it was soooo simple!
I did:
1) Fresh install of DietPi with Wordpress, just "to begin again"
2) Go into the Wordpress, login, and do not touch any wp_options. So, in "siteurl" and "home", I didn't touch anything, and it said the local IP address: 192.168.1.x
3) Checking from my mobile phone, connected by GPRS "to the outside", my NoIP domain: xxxxx.ddns.net
4) Smile. It worked perfectly, as I were at home. Now I can connect to the Wordpress from *anywhere* (local/Internet) without troubles, and not text-only versions, or whatever.