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mammoth's WordPress

Deployment scripts have been deprecated and will be unavailable from 31 October 2026. To run setup commands when creating or reinstalling a Server, use the Enable Cloud-init User Data field on the create, reinstall, or change-plan pages instead.

See Cloud-config for Linux servers for details.

Supports: Debian 6.0/8 (64-bit), 7.0 (32-bit and 64-bit); Ubuntu 12.04 LTS/14.04 LTS (32-bit and 64-bit)

Overview

Installs Apache, MySQL and PHP before downloading and installing the latest version of WordPress.

Environment Parameters

The settings below are requested when deploying the script:

MySQL root Password:

Inclusions

This script references the following:

Source Code

#!/bin/bash -x
# <UDF name="db_password" Label="MySQL root Password" />

source <ssinclude StackScriptID=1>

system_update
postfix_install_loopback_only
mysql_install "$DB_PASSWORD" && mysql_tune 40
php_install_with_apache && php_tune
apache_install && apache_tune 40 && apache_virtualhost_from_rdns
goodstuff
wordpress_install $(get_rdns_primary_ip)
restartServices
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