I have done a long study, over the last days, on the subject of security, particularly in Joomla installations on Apache/PHP/mySQL platforms and I have locked down my site, further, closing any tiny loopholes I found.
Now that I have a much better idea of the risks and solutions to them, I have written an article on the site, describing what Goaheadspace can do to secure a site, as part of our service.
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Now, that’s an excellent question. Let me see what I can find out and get back to you, on this page.
I’ll do my best, but I’ve become much more of a Joomla! ‘expert’, than a WordPress one, in recent years.
I feel almost sure that there must be a way and, if there is, it will be a simple one.
Needs some thought and research. Hmmmm…….
I have a blogger blog with a custom domain set up. I want to export it to a hosted wordpress blog. Some of my posts have good ranks with google and I don’t want to mess that up. My new WP blog will be the .net of my custom blogger domain so the permalinks will technically change if I import the old posts…any ideas how to get around this?.