Your Synology device likely has an Internal IP address which can only be accessed from machines (PC, tablet, mobile phone) on your internal network. If you want to access your Synology NAS from external devices, anywhere on the Internet, then you need to “map” the external IP address of your router to the Internal address … Read moreSynology: WordPress Error 500
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 The message is as follows: WordPress has detected that your site is running on an outdated version of PHP.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 moreSynology: WordPress PHP Update Required
If you have WordPress 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 moreSynology PHP 7.3 Settings and Extensions for WordPress
It doesn’t matter if you are an expert or not – it’s possible you may not know the difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org. I discovered the difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org later on and, after that, decided to use only WordPress.org because it makes me independent and free. The whole WordPress.com vs WordPress.org thing is … Read moreDifference Between WordPress.com and WordPress.org
Finally, after a very long wait, WordPress version 5.2 is coming to Synology Package Center. A lot of users have been expecting this update for some time now and Synology has listened to the thousands of requests from its users. I hope that in the future there will be more regular updates for these packages released by … Read moreUpdate WordPress 5.2 On Synology Nas