• Resolved thewebmonk

    (@thewebmonk)


    Hello,

    I deactivated and deleted this plugin a couple of months ago, but I see this in my wp-config.php… is it safe for me to delete this whole bit? Is there anything else I should do to remove RSSSL from my website/hosting?

    Thank you!

    //Begin Really Simple SSL key define('RSSSL_KEY', 'cC4HzZFKKch7aiVjey14q.....'); //END Really Simple SSL key //Begin Really Simple SSL session cookie settings @ini_set('session.cookie_httponly', true); @ini_set('session.cookie_secure', true); @ini_set('session.use_only_cookies', true); //END Really Simple SSL cookie settings
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  • Plugin Support jarnovos

    (@jarnovos)

    Hi @thewebmonk,

    Yes, if you have already deactivated and removed the plugin from the website in question, you can safely remove all of the lines as mentioned in your post.

    But I would always recommend making sure that you have a working back-up of the wp-config.php file, prior to making any changes to it. Just so that you can revert to that working copy, if that does turn out to be necessary after all.

    Hope this helps.
    Kind regards, Jarno

    Thread Starter thewebmonk

    (@thewebmonk)

    Hi Jarno,

    thank you very much for your reply.

    I am working on cleaning my database tables, I found the following which I believe are from your plugin.

    rsssl_404_cache
    rsssl_404_notice_shown
    rsssl_6_notice_dismissed
    rsssl_activation_timestamp
    and many many more that start with rsssl_

    Can you please confirm? Since the plugin has been deactivated and deleted, is it safe for me to delete all these tables?

    Thank you

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