no worries - thanks. I'm sometimes deeply aware and involved in it, then move on to other areas, and don't have to think about it for a while. the apparent mo

no worries - thanks. I'm sometimes deeply aware and involved in it, then move on to other areas, and don't have to think about it for a while. the apparent moves to nginx/fpm in the php as a 'default' for many situations has, I admit, perplexed me a bit - my muscle memory has not adapted to newer ways of dealing with this approach. So many of the problems in WP stem from the extreme 'hackability' from the early days, and a resistance to push for more security by default (the lack of ability to even attempt to install updates via ssh is, imo, a good example).