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I assume the problem that is happening is this problem in the link below, but the problem could also be that older Network / Multisite .htaccess code is being used....
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thanks for the response. yes. this was a multisite install… originally created back in 2011… so yes it was pre WP3.4 (hence the default “files” directory instead of “uploads”) yes. a subdomain setup...
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Ok most likely the problem is going to be the old common problem that is listed in this link....
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What I want to know first is did you click the correct AutoMagic buttons for your Network / Multisite site type and activate BulletProof Mode on the Primary site ONLY? Next do you see this .htaccess...
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yes. when i originally installed the free BPS plugin yes. i made sure to only click the multisite buttons. and everything worked fine. (and that was running on the site successfully for over a year)...
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as for the .htaccess rules… i found these two: # WP REWRITE LOOP START RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L] # uploaded files RewriteRule ^files/(.+)...
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There are no differences between the root and wp-admin .htaccess files in BPS free and BPS Pro. They are exactly the same. BPS Pro B-Core functions exactly the same as BPS free htaccess Core in...
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Ok logged in and checked your root .htaccess file and it was a root .htaccess file for a WordPress single site installation and not a Network / Multisite subdomain root .htaccess file. I would not be...
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Also I believe the information that I posted above about adding additional RewriteRules for image file problems on subsites is outdated. I am pretty sure that the image problems no longer occur in...
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awesome. thanks much! i’ll go delete that account now.
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Reply To: htaccess Block IP Address – Block Access to Files by IP Address
Hi, Just a quick question on this — I like the REMOTE_ADDR –> idiots.php approach rather than the DENY FROM method, because if you get serial spammers it creates a large error file very quickly,...
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Blocking by IP Addresses is not really effective unless you want to block entire countries. This is a Chinese spammer IP address: 112.5.234. If you block this IP address then the spammer has...
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Reply To: Woocommerce – Add to cart button missing, not working
I was able to run the cURL Scanner. It picked up these: [page links removed] This reply was modified 28 minutes ago by AITpro Admin.
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Did you do all of the steps 1, 2 and 3? Copy and paste your Plugin Firewall whitelist rules here.
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Do all these need to be added? Doe they start at the “/?”
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You copied and pasted page links returned by the cURL scanner. Do you see plugin script whitelist rules instead for your website? They will be in a yellow box.
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I’m kind of lost. Where should the yellow box be?
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Here: /wp-user-frontend/js/wpuf.js, /contact-form-7/includes/js/jquery.form.min.js, /contact-form-7/includes/js/scripts.js, /wp-polls/polls-js.js,...
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Have you clicked the Plugin Firewall Save Whitelist Data button, clicked the Create Firewall Master File button, selected the BulletProof Mode Radio button and clicked the Activate button to activate...
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Yes, both of these activate buttons….was that incorrect? Activate Website Root Folder htaccess Security Mode Activate Plugin Firewall Security Mode This reply was modified 7 minutes ago by AITpro...
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