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I'm trying to do a Wordpress installation via ssh on a virtual machine running Debian Wheezy.
I can connect to the server just fine using PuTTY but I'm not sure what I should do when it's time to start the browser installation part of the Wordpress installation, because when I enter the IP address of the server in a browser, I get a username/password prompt. I can't figure out what this password could be. I have root access to the Debian installation, so can I perhaps change this password somewhere with my root priviledges? I'm not running any control panel like plesk or cPanel.
To ask it in a shorter way, where in Debian can I control the password prompt that opens when I try to access the server via http (port 80)?
Check if there's a ".htaccess"-File in the Webdirectory. – Vanadis – 2014-02-01T11:27:26.253
Thanks for the suggestion! When I use MC to go to /var/www I see only one file, index.html. The file .htaccess is a hidden file right? Do you know if MC hides hidden files from view? – Andy Bay – 2014-02-01T11:46:48.037