Migrate to EasyEngine with plugin in 5 minutes

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#1

So I installed a clean --wpfc version. There was a nginx helper and w3tc plugin. I replaced this vanilla site with my original one using a neat plugin All-in-One WP Migration, I had no issues. It all took 5 minutes or less.

Now I have a configuration questions:

So when the plugin migrated my old site to ee site, I had all the plugins which were on my original site, meaning that I have no w3tc or nginx helper anymore, and I need to install and configure both. ( I made a w3tc settings backup which I will import)

Is it safe to migrate sites like that to EE, meaning will it alter EE configuration for that particular site?

I can only delete caching plugins from the migrated site and bring back nginx helper and w3tc and setup them again.

#2

Well since nobody answerd, I’ll answer myself to myself or anyone reading this:

Migrating website using all in one wp migration did an excellent job. After migration I installed nginx helper and w3tc back, and configured them. I guess in W3tc page cache should stay disabled because of Nginx helper’s caching with fastcgi which is there instead of normal page caching, I guess.

The thing I am not sure is, should I install OpCache? EE left it out, idk why. Maybe because of --wpfc works better without it. Go figure.

#3

Hello,

you can find all details about w3tc configuration with EE here : https://easyengine.io/docs/commands/site/standard-wordpress-sites/

OPcache is automatically installed with php packages, you do not need to install it.

#4

Hey. What I am really asking is if migrating site is safe using the mentioned plugin, is it gonna mess up some wp configuration that I don’t know about?
I ask that because the plugin works in a way that overwrites all the files (plugins too) and database from the original --wpfc. I need to install nginx helper again and w3tc.

I understand that ZendOpcache is installed but: When I run 

ee clean all
I get “Unable to clean opcache” Also, when I check my server stats I see that I have ZendOpcache:

It would be great if you or anyone could explain that.

So all I did here was a stable --wpfc installation + ssl (+fix) + linux cron (instead of wp-cron) + php7 update, everything else is as is.

#5

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