I moved my blog from its old wordpress.com home to my own server, replacing my ancient home page.
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Mein Blog ist von seiner alten wordpress.com-Heimat auf meinen eigenen Server umgezogen, und hat damit auch gleich meine Uralt-Homepage ersetzt.
I moved my blog from its old wordpress.com home to my own server, replacing my ancient home page.
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Mein Blog ist von seiner alten wordpress.com-Heimat auf meinen eigenen Server umgezogen, und hat damit auch gleich meine Uralt-Homepage ersetzt.
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#1 by Bill Bartmann_- on 2009/09/10 - 14:54
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Great site…keep up the good work.
#2 by Matt Zimmerman on 2009/09/14 - 04:52
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I set up my wordpress.com blog to use my own domain name, so that I could move from it if I ever wanted to, while preserving links.
However, so far, I haven’t found a reason to move. I’m curious to know what yours was.
#3 by pitti on 2009/09/14 - 08:49
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A friend of mine who also uses my server had to give up his blog at the university, and wanted to merge his homepage (on our server) and his blog. So he set up wordpress on the server anyway, so I can just use it as well now without additional maintenance effort.
I’m using the wordpress package from Debian unstable there, so it should always be up to date.
#4 by Torsten Giebl on 2009/09/21 - 23:40
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What about the memory usage of the latest WordPress
Version ? Is it really that high ?
#5 by pitti on 2009/09/22 - 08:25
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Hm, how can I tell? This is a vserver with 1 GB RAM. The RAM is well used (95%), but 60% of it is cache, so it looks very usual to a normal Linux system. No swap used.
However, I indeed have some 10 apache instances with ~ 18 MB RSS each, so it’s not trivial.