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New Tool - Find WordPress Plugin Details
2023-05-30 | post, commandwp, wordpress, security, plugins, tools
Search for WordPress plugins and see their info, rating, file checksums, and vulnerabilities in one place.
Investigate WordPress Verify Checksums Errors
2023-05-24 | post, docs, commandwp, wp-cli, wordpress, security
Here's some tips on investigating errors from the `wp core verify-checksums` and `wp plugin verify-checksums` commands.
Product Update: Verify Checksums
2023-05-24 | post, commandwp, wp-cli, wordpress, security
We've just released a new feature for [CommandWP](https://commandwp.com) that verifies the checksums of your WordPress core and plugins files.
Using Caddy as a reverse proxy in 2022
2022-12-26 | post, commandwp, caddy
I've been wanting to move my load balancer system for WP Support HQ to Caddy web server for a while now. I took the slow holiday time to finally get it done! The load balancer is important when hosting websites for people, so I can move the server they're on without having them update their DNS. There are other advantages; SSL termination, Web Application Firewalls, and Rate Limiting.
Product Update: Debug logs
2022-12-14 | post, commandwp, productupdate
✅ Added the ability to turn on/off the WordPress debug log and view it from the CommandWP console. #wordpress #productupdate
The Problem; WordPress Updates and Agencies
2019-11-29 | post, commandwp
WordPress is the most used content management system today. It easy to get running and has a huge plugin ecosystem. It's the default choice for a lot of web designers, developers, and marketers. Like any technology leader, it's success makes it a __target for mal-ware and spammers__.
Manage WordPress Without a Plugin
2018-09-02 15:22:53 +0000 | post, commandwp
## Why I'm creating CommandWP? I've been managing multiple WordPress sites for myself and my clients over the last 5 or 6 years. In that time I've looked at a lot of different options to help with updates, backups, and monitoring. While there are a lot of really great options they all have one thing in common, they need a plugin installed on each site being managed, sometimes more!