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Where is Wordpress on Docker?

Posted June 25, 2015 4.1k views
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Hi there!

I am new to this stuff. I have read and googled like crazy for 2 days and am at a standstill. I did the one click docker install and then did a Wordpress install using the tutum/wordpress.

I can access wordpress at my IP address and install it but now I need to do things like SFTP and change the .htaccess, etc. I can’t figure out where the wordpress files are. I have connected with SSH and SFTP but am not finding a var/www

Thank you,

Andrea

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mattions June 25, 2015

Hi,

I’m not sure about docker and wordpress only.. usually the docker file are in /var/lib/docker/ so you could have a look there.

However, if I may suggest, you may want to host wordpress on digital ocean and docker via dokku, so you can deploy directly via git (and gives you the ability to deploy a lot more projects, creating a little PAAS just for you.)

I wrote some instructions how to do that few weeks ago here: http://blog.michelemattioni.me/2015/05/21/hosting-wordpress-with-dokku-on-digital-ocean/

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  • tofrime July 22, 2015

    Hi mattions,

    I can see why you want to host on your own server. You have a talent for writing entertainingly.

    Thank you for the link to your blog entry!

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