Unable to view filewall configuration pages

  • Resolved tmbond

    (@tmbond)


    10 years, 3 months ago

    My problem is like the one described by comxcom.
    I installed NinjaFirewall on my WordPress site but I am unable to see the pages I see in your screenshot so for me to configure installation. I am stuck at page that begins with “In order to hook and protect all PHP files, NinjaFirewall needs to add some specific directives to system files located inside WordPress root directory…”

    I only can press the button “Test configuration”, but i stay on the same page and cannot access the following steps of configuration.
    I deactivated, uninstalled and then re-installed again but it didn’t solve the problem. After I saw your answer to user comxcom, I uploaded ninjacheck.php as you told him. Below is what I see (for security, I have masked my rootfolder name and theme name):

    HTTP server: Apache
    PHP version: 5.4.29
    PHP SAPI: CGI-FCGI
    Loaded INI file: /opt/php54/lib/php.ini
    auto_prepend_file: none
    user_ini.filename: .user.ini
    user_ini.cache_ttl: 300
    user INI: php.ini found
    PHPRC: /opt/php54/lib
    DOCUMENT_ROOT: /home/rootfolder/public_html
    wp-config.php: found

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/rootfolder/public_html/ninjacheck.php:25) in /home/rootfolder/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-super-cache/wp-cache-phase2.php on line 62

    Warning: session_start(): Cannot send session cache limiter – headers already sent (output started at /home/rootfolder/public_html/ninjacheck.php:25) in /home/rootfolder/public_html/wp-content/themes/MyTheme/functions.php on line 11

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  • Plugin Author nintechnet

    (@nintechnet)

    Hi,

    Is this a shared hosting account or your own VPS/dedicated server?

    Thread Starter tmbond

    (@tmbond)

    Hi,
    Yes, it is a shared hosting account

    Thread Starter tmbond

    (@tmbond)

    I see that the appropriate .htaccess and php.ini files were updated as the plugin intended because I checked using the cpanel file manager.

    Plugin Author nintechnet

    (@nintechnet)

    Can you remove the php.ini, restart NinjaFirewall installation and select .user.ini instead ? You are using PHP 5.4 and .user.ini should be the best choice. Afterwards, you may need to wait a couple of minutes (no more than 5) after the installation, this depends on your PHP configuration and happens sometimes with .user.ini file.

    Thread Starter tmbond

    (@tmbond)

    Thanks a lot. That did it. Problem solved.

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