Add HTTP_HOST param, cleanup headers, and add WordPress HTTP/3 templates #5185
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This update improves WordPress Nginx templates, adds HTTP/3 support, and introduces automation for selective `reuseport` usage. - Added `fastcgi_param HTTP_HOST $host;` to all WordPress-related Nginx templates. - Ensures correct host header forwarding to PHP-FPM and prevents URL resolution issues in WordPress. - Removed `proxy_hide_header Upgrade;` from multiple `.stpl` templates where it was not applicable to FastCGI setups. Introduced new templates and helper scripts with built-in HTTP/3 (QUIC) support: - `wordpress-disable-xmlrpc-http3.sh` - `wordpress-disable-xmlrpc-http3.stpl` - `wordpress-disable-xmlrpc-http3.tpl` - `wordpress-http3.sh` - `wordpress-http3.stpl` - `wordpress-http3.tpl` - `wordpress_mu_subdir-http3.sh` - `wordpress_mu_subdir-http3.stpl` - `wordpress_mu_subdir-http3.tpl` - Added scripts to automate enabling `reuseport` **only for one site** when multiple domains share the same IP, avoiding listener conflicts while supporting HTTP/3. These changes improve compatibility, reliability, and performance for WordPress deployments on HestiaCP using Nginx + PHP-FPM.
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Fixes #5184
Summary
This update improves WordPress Nginx templates, adds HTTP/3 support, and introduces automation for selective
reuseportusage.Changes
1. Added missing FastCGI parameter
fastcgi_param HTTP_HOST $host;to all WordPress-related Nginx templates.2. Removed unused directive
proxy_hide_header Upgrade;from multiple.stpltemplates where it was not applicable to FastCGI setups.3. New HTTP/3 WordPress templates and scripts
Introduced new templates and helper scripts with built-in HTTP/3 (QUIC) support:
wordpress-disable-xmlrpc-http3.shwordpress-disable-xmlrpc-http3.stplwordpress-disable-xmlrpc-http3.tplwordpress-http3.shwordpress-http3.stplwordpress-http3.tplwordpress_mu_subdir-http3.shwordpress_mu_subdir-http3.stplwordpress_mu_subdir-http3.tpl4. Reuseport automation
reuseportonly for one site when multiple domains share the same IP, avoiding listener conflicts while supporting HTTP/3.