WordShell 1.3.128 has been released, with these changes: Remove historical /extend/ from wordpress.org URLs pertaining to plugins/themes Default to using https rather than http when accessing wordpress.org URLs Add –nosslverify option to not require checking of SSL certificates when using…
We’ve just made a new release, with a few small features (the most useful being the ability to reset user passwords – including mass-resets). Plus some minor bugfixes. See the changelog for more details: https://wordshell.net/support/changelogs/ Join the Forum discussion on…
The latest WordShell update is out – get it now from the subscribers’ page. The main reason for releasing this now is because it has a few compatibility fixes for FreeBSD/Mac users. Please do update if you were particularly affected…
WordShell 1.3.87 is now available for subscribers – mostly small bugfixes and tweaks, but one headline feature: database search-and-replace. Migrating sites just got a whole lot quicker. Join the Forum discussion on this post
One of the most-requested features for WordShell has been the ability to search-and-replace your database. When migrating from staging to live, you often have to search and replace URLs, including inside serialized data. The most popular tool for this is http://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/,…
The online manual has been updated… here are the main features. This is mostly a sanity/correctness release: lots of extra support for various corner-cases so that you don’t get surprised. Sanity checks: Lint all new PHP files before installing; check for…
Single-file plugins are not used very widely. But, they exist – and in fact every WordPress install comes with Hello Dolly out of the box, in the file hello.php. The next release of WordShell supports listing, deleting, activating and de-activating…
Our development version of WordShell now has a feature that’s in-demand: support for multi-site (a.k.a. WordPress network – think of wordpress.com) installations. You can now activate, de-activate and list activation status for plugins either network-wide, or on an individual blog. (Installing,…
WordPress 1.3.64 is out… here, from the changelog, are the major improvements: Install WordPress – you can now use WordShell for new installations (Syntax: “wordshell new –install –core”). Works with all file access methods (local files, FTP and SFTP). Automated…
Got a site that you need a login for? You could fiddle around in the database backend… what were those commands again? You could have a Google….. or, you could: # wordshell mysite mynewuser –user –add –[email protected] –role=admin Password: g945DFypme…
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