Plyorde

System daemon for PlyWP

Plyorde is the backend daemon responsible for system-level operations required by PlyWP, including WordPress lifecycle management, service orchestration, filesystem control, and connector execution.

Caution

This is a alpha release. Expect bugs and instability.

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Installation

All required system dependencies are documented in dependencies.md.

btw download the latest release from GitHub

Debian (example)

For Debian-based systems, a reference installation script is provided:

• Script: examinate/debian.sh

This script is intended as an example. System administrators may adapt package versions, PHP extensions, or services to fit their environment.

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Post-installation setup

After installing system dependencies, the following steps are required:

1. PHP configuration

Ensure all required PHP extensions are enabled in php.ini.

Typical locations:

• /etc/php/*/fpm/php.ini
• /etc/php/*/cli/php.ini

After making changes, reload PHP-FPM:

systemctl reload php*-fpm

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2. Database setup

Create and configure the database used by Plyorde.

This includes:

• creating the database
• creating a database user
• granting appropriate privileges

The exact commands depend on your database engine and security policy.

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Configuration

Connector setup

1. Open the PlyWP panel
2. Create a new connector
3. Navigate to the Configure tab
4. Copy the generated configuration

Paste the configuration into:

/etc/plyorde/config.toml

Ensure the file is readable by the Plyorde service.

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System service

Create the service

Create a system service file for Plyorde (e.g. systemd):

/etc/systemd/system/plyorde.service

Start the service

systemctl start plyorde

Enable on boot

systemctl enable plyorde

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⚠️ Privilege requirement

Plyorde must be run as root. And should have all privilages to Mysql/Mariadb

The daemon performs privileged operations including:

• user and group management
• filesystem mounting and resizing
• ACL modification
• service control
• process management

Running Plyorde under an unprivileged user is not supported and will result in partial or undefined behavior.

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Notes

• Configuration changes require a service restart.
• Improper permissions or missing privileges will cause runtime failures.
• Administrators are responsible for securing access to the host running Plyorde.