Simple & Fast but not 100% secure method: This method is not 100% secure, but for most users (like 99%), it’ll work. Here, basically you’ll use a .htaccess file inside the restricted directory, say: /var/www/html/link with the following CODE: SetEnvIf Cookie “^.*wordpress_logged_in.*$” WP_LOGGED_IN=maybe Order allow,deny Require all granted # Our Network #Allow from ip-address/22 #Allow … Read more
What are the python searches? Are they like bad bots? Most probably just “bad bots” searching for potential vulnerabilities. How do I block or prevent them? Well, you are already serving a 404 by the sounds of it, so it’s really a non-issue. However, you can prevent the request from going through WordPress by blocking … Read more
Open up terminal. Found in Utilities. Type: cd /path/to/htaccess/file/ mv 1.htaccess .htaccess For future edits of the htaccess file I’d recommend learning to use vi in the terminal. cd /path/to/htaccess/file/ vi .htaccess
I would advice you to not use the htaccess for this, but to use a WordPress hook instead. Check out https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/login_url/
it create a never-ending loop as WordPress tries to find the 403.php page Not WordPress, but Apache. WordPress never even sees the request. You need to make an exception for your custom 403 error document, otherwise, the directives you have posted would issue another 403 for the error document itself… an endless loop. If your … Read more
need a help for modify .htaccess rule [closed]
You can use question mark: RewriteRule ./?$ /index.php [L]
If you know the exact code that is inserted, then read the htaccess file with a function that contains fread command, and do a search for your inserted text, replacing the found text with an empty string. Then fwrite the text to the htaccess file. If you are just looking for a way to remove … Read more
Please make sure your permalinks are set up as /%postname%/(Post name). You can do this in the Admin by navigating to Settings > Permalinks.
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www\.)?example\.com:8082/wordpress\ The HTTP_HOST server variable contains the value of the Host HTTP request header – this does not include the URL-path (ie. /wordpress/). But why have you also include a backslash (\) at the end, instead of a (forward) slash (/)? Is that just a typo? (Although you’ve also carried that through to … Read more