Since WordPress 5.2, you can see an option named “Site Health” under the Tools menu. The Site Health check shows critical information about your WordPress configuration and items that require your attention. When we scan our WordPress site hosted on Synology NAS with “Site Health”, under the Performance area of Site Health we encounter an … Read more about How to Add PHP imagick Extension on Synology NAS
PHP 7.4, the next minor PHP 7 release, is expected to be released to the general public on November 28th, 2019. So it’s time for us to dive into some of the most exciting additions and new features that will make PHP 7.4 faster and more reliable than PHP 7.3 – Actually, even if PHP … Read more about Synology: PHP 7.4 Release Date and Rumors
PEAR is short for “PHP Extension and Application Repository” and is pronounced just like the fruit. You can find this package in Synology Package Center. PHP Extension and Application Repository, or PEAR, is a structured library of open-source code for PHP users. It provides a framework and distribution system for reusable PHP code components, promoting … Read more about Synology PHP PEAR Lack of Update
If you’ve recently opened your Synology WordPress dashboard, you may have seen a new banner that warns you about a required PHP update. The message is as follows: WordPress has detected that your site is running on an outdated version of PHP. What is PHP and how does it affect my site? PHP is the … Read more about Synology: WordPress PHP Update Required
If you have Joomla installed on your Synology, surely you have wondered which of the php extensions you need to activate for it to work. Below is a short guide that explains what you need to activate. First of all, open the application called Web Station. Once opened, go to PHP settings and then EDIT. … Read more about Synology PHP 7.3 Settings and Extensions for Joomla
Are you using phpMyAdmin as your development interface on Synology Nas and keep getting logged out after +/− 24 minutes? That is phpMyAdmin default security policy: if you are not being active or browsing on the browser for more than 1440 seconds, you will be logged out with the message “No activity within 1440 seconds; … Read more about phpMyAdmin: No activity within 1440 seconds; please log in again.