They also wrote in another reply:
We do support mod_rewrite and also isapi rewrite3 by default, you can use your .htaccess file directly, no need to convert to web.config file.
Plugin Author
AITpro
(@aitpro)
Ok that it is a general confirmation that their/your Windows server can use Apache server htaccess files. You can either be persistent and try to find a support person that will answer your specific questions about what does and does not work on their/your Windows server or you can just do these things below and just accept that some htaccess code is not allowed on your/their server.
Deactivate wp-admin BulletProof Mode since it appears that some htaccess code is not allowed on your/their server.
Turn off BPS Security Logging since it appears that some htaccess code is not allowed on your/their server.
OK, I’ll go for the code that working on my hosting server.
You’re best, Thanks! 🙂
Forgot to say, my server only support url rewrite rules from .htaccess code.
What should I need to do now?
Plugin Author
AITpro
(@aitpro)
The question is too vague to be able to tell you anything useful. Try sending this below in an email to your host support and see if they give you an exact answer. Note: mod_rewrite htaccess directives start with Rewritexxx.
Hello,
I would like to know which of these .htaccess directives and flags are allowed/do work on my/your host server and which are not allowed/do not work on my/your host server.
htaccess Flags:
S, L, NC, F, OR
htaccess Directives:
Header
FileETag
ExpiresActive
ExpiresByType
ExpiresDefault
FilesMatch
AddOutputFilterByType
BrowserMatch
ServerSignature
Options
DirectoryIndex
ErrorDocument
RedirectMatch
RewriteEngine
RewriteBase
RewriteRule
RewriteCond
Order
Allow
Deny
Thank you
Reply from hosting company:
Only RewriteRule is available. Please consider to remove all other tags.
Plugin Author
AITpro
(@aitpro)
hmm uh yeah oh well. Then I recommend that you deactivate wp-admin BulletProof Mode and do these steps below just so that you do not see a BPS warning message that your site is not protected. You can use all of the other features in BPS like Login Security, etc.
1. Select the Deactivate Root Folder BulletProof Mode (Default Mode) Radio button.
2. Click the Activate|Deactivate button.
3. You will see this warning message: “Reminder Warning: Root Folder BulletProof Mode (Default Mode) is activated. Your root folder is not protected.”
4. Click on the htaccess File Editor tab.
5. Click on the secure.htaccess tab.
6. Copy this line of code: # BULLETPROOF .51.9 >>>>>>> SECURE .HTACCESS
7. Click on the “Your Current Root htacces File” tab and paste that line of code and overwrite this line of code: # BULLETPROOF DEFAULT .HTACCESS
8. Copy this line of code: # BEGIN BPSQSE BPS QUERY STRING EXPLOITS directly below this line of code: # BULLETPROOF .51.9 >>>>>>> SECURE .HTACCESS in the “Your Current Root htaccess File” tab window and click the Update File button to save all of your editing changes.
Plugin Author
AITpro
(@aitpro)
Left out part of step 7 (added to the original steps above).
7. Click on the “Your Current Root htacces File” tab and paste that line of code and overwrite this line of code: # BULLETPROOF DEFAULT .HTACCESS
Plugin Author
AITpro
(@aitpro)
And one more step (added to the original steps above).
8. Copy this line of code: # BEGIN BPSQSE BPS QUERY STRING EXPLOITS directly below this line of code: # BULLETPROOF .51.9 >>>>>>> SECURE .HTACCESS in the “Your Current Root htaccess File” tab window and click the Update File button to save all of your editing changes.
Plugin Author
AITpro
(@aitpro)
To make the wp-admin BulletProof Mode warning message go away do these steps.
Enable|Disable wp-admin BulletProof Mode (GDMW Hosting)
1. Select Disable wp-admin BulletProof Mode.
2. Click the Enable|Disable button.
Your steps were easy to follow, It’s working now.
Thanks for the great support. 😉
