fgerneth

Hi Chris,

please let me know if you have received my email. Had some troubles sending it.

Thanks

Hi Chris,

let me provide some more debug information for you.

In the wp-config.php we have defined these additional constants regarding the plugin directory:

define('WP_PLUGIN_DIR', ABSPATH . 'modules');
define('WP_PLUGIN_URL', 'https://domain.dev/modules');
define('PLUGINDIR', 'modules');

Using a debugger, the value of the variables in a certain line of the init.php file are:

Line 15: $content_dir: {wordpress_root}/assets
Line 16: $dir: {wordpress_root}/modules/better-wp-security/lib/icon-fonts
Line 21: $url: https://domain.dev/{site_path}/modules/better-wp-security/lib/icon-fonts
Line 37: $url: https://domain.dev/{site_path}/modules/better-wp-security/lib/icon-fonts

Apparently, the path to the modules (former plugins) directory, should not contain the {site_path} sub-directory in the URL.

If you need any further information, I’ll do my best to provide these as well. Unfortunately, I can’t provide access to the site directly.

Hi Chris,

yes they are both set:

define('WP_CONTENT_DIR', ABSPATH . 'assets');
define('WP_CONTENT_URL', 'https://domain.dev/assets');

Having the same issue on Windows as described and analyzed by Jeff-Lewis, there is an easy temporary fix until this is fixed by IThemes: replace the Windows Path Separators by the Linux ones. Luckily for us changes are only required in two places:

– core/class-itsec-core.php:82 : Replace with 'plugin_dir' => str_replace('\\', '/', plugin_dir_path( $plugin_file )), //the path of the plugin directory
– core/class-itsec-global-settings:388 : Replace with $path = str_replace( $itsec_globals['plugin_dir'], '', str_replace('\\', '/', dirname( $file )) );