In aaPanel “Multi-WebServer” setups, Nginx is usually in front and OpenLiteSpeed (OLS) is behind it. WP Ghost needs certain requests to reach the backend correctly.


In aaPanel “Multi-WebServer” setups, Nginx is usually in front and OpenLiteSpeed (OLS) is behind it. WP Ghost needs certain requests to reach the backend correctly.

YunoHost uses NGINX by default so the setup is the same as for the Nginx servers.

Please follow this tutorial step by step to set up the WP Ghost for Local after you installed the plugin

OpenLiteSpeed’s compatibility with Apache makes it an attractive choice for web administrators looking to migrate seamlessly.

With these settings, Apache will handle all content, both static and dynamic, while nginx acts as a reverse proxy. This configuration allows you to set up the WP Ghost plugin specifically for Apache.

This article will guide you through the process of installing WP Ghost on a Cloud Panel server
The simplest way to test whether Apache uses your .htaccess file or otherwise ignores it is to break it intentionally.
It’s essential that you set permissions on your configuration files and files that include connection settings as read-only.

When you select Ghost Mode in WP Ghost, the plugin detects Nginx and shows you the “hidemywp.conf” file that you need to add in the Ploi.io panel to load the rewrite rules.
Open a support ticket with WPMUDEV’s support team and send them the hidemywp.conf file to add the new paths to your website (your host will add the hidemywp.conf file in the Nginx and restart the server);