If you want to whitelist your server, follow the instructions in the screenshot and simply replace 1.2.3.4 with your server’s IP in the “.htninja” file.
Live Log will work as usual. It wouldn’t work if you whitelisted your personal IP address, not the server’s.
Thread Starter
Jaso
(@subwebsites)
Hi,
My site has created 3 different ntninja files, which one?
Thanks
Thread Starter
Jaso
(@subwebsites)
Ahh, ok, am I to create file in this location called .htninja
https://prnt.sc/230gzh7 correct ?
No docs anywhere mention we need to create this in this location
The doc is here: https://blog.nintechnet.com/ninjafirewall-wp-edition-the-htninja-configuration-file/
This file must be named .htninja and must be located either:
* In the folder above your website document root:
If your document root is /home/user/public_html/, the location of the file will be /home/user/.htninja.
This is the recommended choice. Because it is located outside the document root, the file is relatively safe and protected. However, if you have an open_basedir restriction, PHP will not be able to access it.
* In the document root folder:
If your document root is /home/user/public_html/, the location of the file will be /home/user/public_html/.htninja.
Recommended only if you have an open_basedir restriction. If you are using the Apache HTTP server, the file is relatively protected because, by default, it will never serve a file whose name starts with .ht*. However, if you are using Nginx or any other HTTP server that doesn’t use .htaccess files, you must set it up so that it will block any access to the file from a web browser.`
Thread Starter
Jaso
(@subwebsites)
Hi, pls see image snap here:
https://prnt.sc/2364jdy
Thanks
Upload it into the public_html folder.
