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Get a list of WordOps commands¶

To get the list of WordOps commands, you can use the command:

wo

Then for any subcommand, you just have to add the arugment -h or --help to display command informations with examples.

wo site --help

Get the MySQL root password¶

MySQL root password is stored in the file /etc/mysql/conf.d/my.cnf

Display MySQL user and password of a site¶

You can use the command:

wo site info site.tld

Access WordOps backend¶

WordOps backend is available on port 22222, you can access it with the server IP, hostname or with a domain pointed to the server IP:

# with server IP
https://YOUR.SERVER.IP:22222

# with server hostname
https://server.site.tld:22222

# with a domain hosted on the server
https://site.tld:22222

Change WordOps backend username and password¶

You can use the command:

wo secure --auth

Renew a Let's Encrypt SSL Certificates with WordOps¶

Previously with EasyEngine v3, Let's Encrypt certificates were renewed by running the command ee site update --le=renew --all with a cronjob.

You may have noticed the command site update --le=renew still exist in WordOps, but you shouln't need it because WordOps use the awesome acme client acme.sh to issue and handle Let's Encrypt SSL certificates. All certificates are automatically renewed every 60 days by acme.sh using a cronjob.

However, if you really need to renew your certificates, you can directly use acme.sh to renew all certificates with the following command:

acme.sh --renew-all --ecc