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Chef cookbook to create Nginx sites for WordPress applications

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wordpress-nginx's Issues

Add more attributes

A lot of hardcoded values need to be replaced with attributes that have sane default values.

Post to community site

This is a great cookbook. You should post it to the chef community site.

Add php-fpm cookbook as dependency

We're using a php-fpm attribute so the cookbook should be added to the dependencies.

http://community.opscode.com/cookbooks/php-fpm

Preview links broken

Hey, just wanted to check if you can view previews for pages via the admin edit screens. I have noticed them failing to render (with a WP 404 page) on two separate sites now.

I have a fix for the config template, will make a pull request if this is not a problem isolated to me. It seems like it's a result of having different blog URL constants in wp-config.php than those stored in the database. I'm thinking the preview pages make checks against the database values and 404 you if there is a mismatch (I've seen this same issue reported as a problem when the blog and site URL domains / protocols mismatch). Really a WP problem but we only need 2 if statements in the config to work around it.

php-fpm Attribute changes

php-fpm 0.6.3 has changed the structure of its default attributes.

In templates/default/wordpress-common.erb you need to change:

• fastcgi_pass unix:<%= node['php-fpm']['pool']['www']['listen'] %>;
• fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php-fpm-www.sock;