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Making Jetty work with Wordpress on separate server (? right forum?) [message #1795010]

Wed, 12 September 2018 15:28

Paul Thordarson

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Registered: September 2018

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I have Jetty embedded up and running and have successfully used it with wordpress when the php-fpm server is on the same host as Jetty. When I configure them on separate servers (using tcp listener on port 9000 for fpm) it appears to serve PHP correctly but style sheets, media, and other "static content" don't seem to make it.

Has anyone run Jetty with fastcgi content on a separate server?

Thanks,

aka_ptt.

NOTE: If this is the wrong forum, please direct me to the correct one. Thanks

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Re: Making Jetty work with Wordpress on separate server (? right forum?) [message #1796003 is a reply to message #1795010]

Wed, 03 October 2018 21:39

Nitin Dahyabhai

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Registered: July 2009

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This probably isn't the right forum, as there's nothing mentioned about WTP. My guess would be to ask it as a StackOverflow or ServerFault question, since it
involves more than one piece of software.

Nitin Dahyabhai
Eclipse Web Tools Platform

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Re: Making Jetty work with Wordpress on separate server (? right forum?) [message #1796241 is a reply to message #1796003]

Mon, 08 October 2018 17:46

Robert Hustly

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Registered: October 2018

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Am too facing the same problem. Please help me too. The Problem is:
I have Jetty embedded up and running and have successfully used it with WordPress when the php-fpm server is on the same host as Jetty. When I configure them on separate servers (using TCP listener on port 9000 for fpm) it appears to serve PHP correctly but style sheets, media, and other "static content" don't seem to make it. Has anyone run Jetty with FastCGI content on a separate server? Thanks and Regards, Robert Hustly.

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