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A host wants sites to use the host's choice of install/update source.
Current solution
The host can add default values for the existing AspireUpdate constants to wp-config.php.
Problem
Someone with file access, or even a plugin, may accidentally remove the host's constant definitions.
Impact
The site's install/update capability becomes dependent on WordPress.org, which may not be available to the host, or may not have the same packages available as the host's choice.
Additionally, this could lead to time and money spent on raising/handling support requests.
Proposed solution
Add environment variable equivalents for the following constants:
AP_ENABLE
AP_HOST
AP_API_KEY
AP_DISABLE_SSL
AP_REMOVE_UI
Priority: Constant definitions take priority over environment variables.
This means that hosts can configure defaults which can't be accidentally removed, but can still be intentionally overridden by someone with file access, or by a plugin.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Scenario
A host wants sites to use the host's choice of install/update source.
Current solution
The host can add default values for the existing AspireUpdate constants to
wp-config.php
.Problem
Someone with file access, or even a plugin, may accidentally remove the host's constant definitions.
Impact
The site's install/update capability becomes dependent on WordPress.org, which may not be available to the host, or may not have the same packages available as the host's choice.
Additionally, this could lead to time and money spent on raising/handling support requests.
Proposed solution
Add environment variable equivalents for the following constants:
AP_ENABLE
AP_HOST
AP_API_KEY
AP_DISABLE_SSL
AP_REMOVE_UI
Priority: Constant definitions take priority over environment variables.
This means that hosts can configure defaults which can't be accidentally removed, but can still be intentionally overridden by someone with file access, or by a plugin.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: