First login through console does not trigget the WordPress setup & Let's Encrypt, how to trigger it manually?

Heya, @a5fdbb938b3d42f4ba22e242caad98

As mentioned to trigger the initial setup script you can execute the /root/wp_setup.sh script. However if only the SSL installation is needed you can use certbot to issue and install the SSL Certificate for the domain name.

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-secure-apache-with-let-s-encrypt-on-ubuntu-22-04

Hope that this helps!

Hi there,

The WordPress 1-Click setup script for Ubuntu 22.04 is stored at /root/wp_setup.sh.

If for any reason the initial setup was not triggered, you should be able to just run the script again and complete the setup as normal.

/root/wp_setup.sh

Hope that this helps!

I just tried replicating the problem on my end but it worked as expected. If you notice the issue again, feel free to let me know and I will share your feedback internally. It would be helpful if you could share as much information as possible.

Best,

Bobby

Heya @a5fdbb938b3d42f4ba22e242caad98,

Did you use the MarketPlace WordPress Droplet - https://marketplace.digitalocean.com/apps/wordpress

Or did you create a standard not-marketplace Droplet?|

If you have created a MarketPlace Droplet and the WordPress installation did not start, I’ll recommend to rebuild the droplet and start again.

If you created a standard not-marketplace droplet, you’ll need to install WordPress on your own. That will help:

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-wordpress-on-ubuntu-22-04-with-a-lamp-stack

As for the Let’s Encrypt installation manually, there are two ways to get a certificate:

• Obtaining a certificate and making changes to the web server configuration (instead of webservice indicate your web server — apache or nginx):

certbot --webservice

• Obtaining a certificate without making changes to the web server configuration (instead of webservice indicate your web server -apache or nginx):

certbot certonly --webservice