• Resolved Rahim Baharbin

    (@baharbin)


    Hello,
    I exported the settings of a plugin from another site and uploaded them to a new site. However, as soon as the upload was completed, I encountered the error: “You do not have permission to access this page.”

    I deactivated the plugin via cPanel and accessed the site again, but when I reactivated it, the issue persisted, and I still couldn’t access it.

    I also searched the database, but apart from log records, there was nothing else.
    By the way, I only searched the database with the term “aiowps.”

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  • Plugin Support hjogiupdraftplus

    (@hjogiupdraftplus)

    Hi @baharbin

    You must have the rename login page enabled.

    Please cross check from exported settings site what renamed login page set in

    WP security > Brute force > Rename login page. and use it to access the login page.

    In database you can check aio_wp_security_configs option value will have aiowps_login_page_slug after you unserialize it.

    SELECT * FROM wp_options WHERE option_name LIKE '%aio%'

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    Thread Starter Rahim Baharbin

    (@baharbin)

    My issue is not related to changing the login page name.
    The exported settings from the previous site are stored in a JSON file, which has caused the problem.

    For example:

    • Security keys that are supposed to be unique for each site.
    • The email address of the previous site.
    • Google reCAPTCHA keys.

    It would be better if, in future updates, the exported file is adjusted so that settings that might cause issues after being uploaded to a new site are either removed from the export or dynamically adjusted to match the new site’s data.

    For now, please send the default settings of the aio_wp_security_configs table in a TXT file so I can update the database.

    Thread Starter Rahim Baharbin

    (@baharbin)

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    Plugin Support hjogiupdraftplus

    (@hjogiupdraftplus)

    Hi @baharbin,

    Thanks for raising this issue, I will create an internal ticket for to improve the configuration Export / Import.

    Yes, We can improve the import functionality to proivde input for to update the certain values if imported from a different siteurl.

    I consider it is better approach than provide .txt values to change in table format, User input possibility are more. which is right now possible with json file also.

    How aio_wp_security_configs stored in DB is part of WordPress options saved in serialize format it should not be chaned.

    Regards

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