I’m having the same issue with several core files. I can not mark as fixed just like Viktor. Screenshot of Core Integrity Check
Are those files writable by the PHP user?
A line from the plugin:
$is_fixable = (bool) is_writable( $full_filepath );
// for existing files
I don’t think so. All the files were updated the next day in another plugin upgrade. I know they aren’t an issue, I just cant convince Securi that they aren’t.
I’m seeing this too. Files are greyed out. I can’t tick them individually. I can do the bulk-checkbox and bulk action to mark as fixed but this has no effect.
Try making all of its parent directories writable.
I’m having the same issue for my .git files and cant seem to figure out how to stop the alerts for these specific files. Would really like to see how to add files to be ignored. Can anyone help here?
Right, it makes sense; the checkbox of these files are marked as readonly because the default action to fix them is their deletion, but because they are not writable the plugin considers that the operation can not be performed.
I just fixed this here 1274963 [1]; thanks for the report.
[1] https://plugins.trac.ww.wp.xz.cn/changeset/1274963
