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Click on ‘Protect this file’ then stay on protecting…

rjp92 — Sat, 25 Jan 2025 16:53:22 +0000

I installed ‘Prevent Direct Access’ on a local website to test and later on a online website. When tried out on the local website it didnt worked to protect media files. When open a media file and click on the ‘Protect this file’ then it stay on ‘Protecting’. Doesnt matter how long I wait, it stay on that. When click away the media file details and click on it again, the file isnt protected. Also try with refresh the page.
I thought this was because when looking in the settings of ‘prevent direct acces’ it says something about NGINX. So then i thought it will work online because there i dont have NGINX. So that was what I did, only by suprice i got the same problem with the online website. So whats going wrong? Is there another setting to change?

BPS = Real Security

gugyiam — Wed, 27 May 2020 07:33:19 +0000

You may even forget it is protecting your site (until updated version refreshes your memory ) but it is silently doing its perfect job!

Not in documentation: protecting downloads?

songdove — Sat, 29 Apr 2017 02:54:26 +0000

I am considering a shopping cart for my site, and noticed one of my existing plugins has integration with yours. Your description mentions selling digital goods, but I went to your website looking for info on how digital goods are protected, and your knowledgebase came up blank??? Maybe I could learn how your plugin handles direct url’s here. . .

Protecting/encoding email addresses used in events.

ac1643 — Fri, 03 Jun 2016 13:06:39 +0000

Hi,

Thanks for your excellent plugin. I would like to protect email addresses in All-In-One Event Calendar. I have the plugin ‘Email Encoder Bundle – Protect Email Addresses’ installed, but this doesn’t encode the addressed within your calendar plugin.

Is there any code I can add, or any other way, to encode emails added to events? Preventing/reducing potential for spam is a significant concern for my clients.

Many thanks

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Multisite own directory ( Security)

joaoramos — Tue, 21 Dec 2010 18:39:05 +0000

It is documented that giving WordPress it’s own directory won’t work for Multisite setups. Though, I’m slightly obsessed with security and as a fresh Multisite user I’d like to know if there are any other ways of protecting the core files. Please keep in mind I’m already Hardening WordPress the non-Multisite way. Still, are there any specific Multisite ways of doing so? Pardon me for my bad english.

protecting the admin folder

tommytomato — Fri, 02 Jun 2006 03:42:27 +0000

Hi all

I run Linux here as a server, I know it faily well
just wondering on protecting the admin folder called
“wp-admin”

If I password protect the Directory would this cause any problems to word press ?

Password Protecting Comments on a Post

Mon, 23 Jan 2006 16:41:25 +0000

I have searched the forums and google hi and lo to find the answer to this question:

I have enabled password protection on several posts on my site, but the comments are always visible, even before a password is entered! I’ve noticed on some user’s blogs that you have to actually enter a password to get the comments to display. What’s the point of having a password protected post if the comments show up anyway?

I want to password protect the post AS WELL AS the comments. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Post password imperfection

Tue, 29 Nov 2005 10:52:12 +0000

I think, that the fact, that password stays in cookies even after user closes browser window.. …well sux.
This makes (at least for me) whole password protecting feature useless, because when someone connects to my blog from public computer (where it’s sometimes not possible to delete cookies) and views password-protected post, than EVERYONE after him/her can see the (not anymore) password-protected post.
Even if it was everytime possible, the necessity to delete cookies after every visit to blog… ..well sux.

Don’t take me wrong, I think that wordpress is great piece of software. It just seems to me, that this password protecting thing is not enough well-thoughtout.