Only when I had already bought the small Mycloud NAS did I notice that it contains everything necessary (PHP, SQL, web server), but only allows the user a few ready-made apps. I was really very disappointed about it !!!
I only need a few small PHP scripts for everyday use. So what to do?
=> The fastest possible solution is to “inject” your own PHP into the WordPress APP 😉
WordPress offers the possibility of adding your own PHP snippets, there are various plugins for this, e.g. the “XYZ PHP Code” (from ‘xyzscripts.com’). A snippet is then used to simply copy a directory of the “accessible” NAS_DISC storage into a subdirectory of WordPress. Your own script is then under “NAS_HTTP://WordPress/ xxx/…”, but that’s no problem …
1.) Create a directory in which the freely accessible PHP scripts are located. In my case they are in “NAS_DISC://family/jo/fjp_php/”
e.g. “index.php”:
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<!-- Source of this file: NAS:/family/jo/fjp_php/index.php -->
<html>
<head><title>JO NAS</title></head>
<?php echo "PHP-Time: ".time(); ?>
</html>
2.) Install the WordPress APP on the NAS (database user is localhost -> ‘root’ (no password required)).
3.) Install a PHP editor plugin in the WordPress Admin-Page.
4.) Create a snippet which then will copy the free NAS directory to “NAS_HTTP://WordPress/fjp”:
<?php
// flat copy NAS-Dir NAS://'family/jo/fjp_php' to 'NAS_IP://WordPress/fjp'
// Version 1.0: No Dir-Copy and No Remove of old files
$sdir="../../../family/jo/fjp_php";
$tdir="../../WordPress/WordPress/fjp";
$ldir="/WordPress/fjp";
@mkdir($tdir);
$sw=scandir($sdir);
$cnt=0;
foreach($sw as $df){
if($file=='.'||$file=='..'||is_dir("$sdir/$df")) continue;
echo "Copy '$df'<br>";
file_put_contents("$tdir/$df", file_get_contents("$sdir/$df"));
$cnt++;
}
echo "OK - <a href='$ldir' >Link:$ldir</a><br>";
?>
5.) It is sufficient to run this plugin as a “preview”.
6.) Now “NAS_HTTP://WordPress/fjp” (index.php (or .html)) is ready.
Thats it
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