Files in ROOT Directory

  • Resolved extreemdata

    (@extreemdata)


    4 years, 6 months ago

    Hello
    i was looking inside my cpanel file manager and realized that every time a cronjob runs, it leaves a file in the root directory of my webpage, is that normal? can i prevent this?, i have millions of those files and i dont know if wp all import is doing it :,(

    here some pictures:

    https://ibb.co/2jrxWkq

    this is what some of the file have inside:

    {"status":403,"message":"Importaci\u00f3n #14 no se ha activado. Solicitud omitida."}

    {"status":200,"message":"Importaci\u00f3n #14 completada"}

    can i get some help please?

    Thnx

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  • Plugin Author WP All Import

    (@wpallimport)

    Hi @extreemdata,

    You’ll have to modify your cron job commands to stop them from outputting the response in a log file. For example, with “wget” you can add “-q -O /dev/null” to the command:

    wget -q -O /dev/null "https://example.com/wp-load.php?import_key=vHSrdJPIAU8&import_id=5&action=trigger"

    Your web host should be able to help with this if you’re not sure how to update the commands.

    Plugin Author WP All Import

    (@wpallimport)

    Hi @extreemdata,

    I am marking this as resolved since we haven’t heard back in a while. You can follow up here if you still have questions about this.

    Anyone else, please open a new topic.

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