Thanks for sharing your input. what would be the rights of /var/www and its
sub-directories.
currently it is root : root and 775

Secondly do you guys have any advice on more security of WP. i have heard
that word press is kind of week in security. maybe i am wrong but i have
heard that.

no problem with the data base we only have single data base only with one
user.

Moreover, our developer is also saying that he is having problem running
our website on our current debian 7 VM. do you guys think there should be
some modules required in order to work things properly.

Thanks,
MYK





On Mon, Nov 10, 2014 at 7:32 PM, Carl Fink <c...@finknetwork.com> wrote:

> On Mon, Nov 10, 2014 at 07:20:46PM +0500, Muhammad Yousuf Khan wrote:
> > for some testing we first want to install our Wordpress website inhouse.
> > and for that i have designed a Debian 7. and installed all the necessary
> >  packages that are needed for the deployment.
> > now i want to grant rights to our freelance web developer so he can
> deploye
> > the website. i never did this in pas i am a one man army. now Firewall
> and
> > all security related things are already deployed with 1 to 1 NAT.
> however
> > now i want to give him very limited right so that he can install the
> > website with out complaining and i can also feel secure.
>
> If you have already installed WordPress and set up its database, you don't
> need to give your developer any system-wide rights at all. Just make him
> administrator of the WordPress site itself. If it's properly installed, he
> can then install plugins, themes, etc. from the WP GUI.
>
> If security is a concern (and it probably should be) you might consider
> sandboxing WorPress and having its MySQL instance be separate from any
> other
> MySQL uses on your server. Or maybe even putting it on its own virtual
> instance.
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