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    (@funkygorilla)


    Hi,
    Wordfence is flagging a .user.ini file being accessible. This only seems to contact the following information: –

    ; Wordfence WAF
    auto_prepend_file = ‘[path to file location]/wordfence-waf.php’
    ; END Wordfence WAF

    I had a look through the forums and they all related to standard LAMP stacks where I am using NGINX. If I try to hide the file using Wordfence I get the following message: –

    You are using an Nginx web server and using a FastCGI processor like PHP5-FPM. You will need to manually delete or hide those files.

    I guess my question is, can I just delete this file? WHat is it actually doing. If I have to hide it, do you have NGINX instructions?

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