Hi,
it shows that I just need to select an option to activate custom prefix change, and then type the custom prefix in a field. Is it that simple, or will I need to make other settings?
Before you go ahead make sure you create a backup of your site or at least your database. You just never know if something might go wrong.
This is normal? Not having a firewall on subdomains, could it leave these sub sites vulnerable?
Please check the following documentation wordpress-multisite-managing-aiowps-plugin-single-site regarding a multisite setup.
If my site gives errors, I lose posts and ect, can I restore the backup and everything works normally?
Yes, that is the purpose of a database backup. Please check the following documentation how-to-take-a-database-backup-using-the-all-in-one-wp-security-plugin for more information about restoring your site from a database backup.
What time is the backup done? I would like to make backups every day (once a day). Can this affect the performance of my site?
That all depends on your servers resources.
Do you recommend making daily backups?
Yes, if your site has a lot of activities everyday.
Let me know if you need more information or help.
Thank you
Thread Starter
Rodrigo
(@vejapixel)
Hi @mbrsolution,
Can changing the wp_ profix be the way I want it, that is, if I want something like japemsj154a7 it would work, or do I need to have the underline sign (_) at the end?
And do it need to start with wp_ (eg: wp_japemsj154a7_)?
If I change the prefix wp_ to one of my preference using the plugin, is the change permanent or if I disable the plugin, will the changes automatically revert to the default prefix wp_?
Hi,
Note: Create a backup first before you begin.
Can changing the wp_ profix be the way I want it, that is, if I want something like japemsj154a7 it would work, or do I need to have the underline sign (_) at the end?
I would add the underscore at the end. So your prefix would become for example: bob_.
And do it need to start with wp_ (eg: wp_japemsj154a7_)?
No, that would defy the purpose of using this feature. The purpose of changing the prefix is to remove WordPress default wp_ prefix set up when you install WordPress for the first time.
If I change the prefix wp_ to one of my preference using the plugin, is the change permanent or if I disable the plugin, will the changes automatically revert to the default prefix wp_?
Yes, the change is permanent. If you decide to remove our plugin the prefix will not change.
Let me know if you need more help.
Thank you
Hi, is your issue resolved?
Thread Starter
Rodrigo
(@vejapixel)
Hello @mbrsolution
I’m sorry for the absence.
I made the change to the bd prefix and it was changed in all tables and my site remains perfect. Excellent resource.
Just a question … This change is definitive, that is, if I need to disable the AIOWS plugin, will the prefix be changed back to the default wp_?
Hi,
Just a question … This change is definitive, that is, if I need to disable the AIOWS plugin, will the prefix be changed back to the default wp_?
No the prefix will not change back to the default wp_ prefix.
Kind regards
Thread Starter
Rodrigo
(@vejapixel)
@mbrsolution
I’m checking it now and I see that part of the images of posts from one of the subsites are not loading: https://prnt.sc/u0a4h4 | https://prnt.sc/u0a4yy
On the main site and other subsites, the post images are loading normally. However, some menu images are not loading: https://prnt.sc/u0a5bb
It is strange because some images carry and others do not.
This problem started as soon as I changed the database prefix.
Can you tell me what that might be and how to fix it?
Hi, check to make sure it is not related to a cache issue. Also can you confirm that your theme is up to date?
Regards
Thread Starter
Rodrigo
(@vejapixel)
I use the WP-Rocket plugin and used the plugin to clear the cache. I cleared the browser cache. But it didn’t.
I tried to access the pages through another browser, but the images were not loading.
When I try to directly access the image that is not loading in the post, I get a 403 (https://prnt.sc/u0h09j) error. When I insert? Nocache at the end of the image url, the image will load normally. However, in the post does not load. I tried to insert? Nocache at the end of the post url, but it doesn’t solve it.
Yes, I am using the latest version of WP (5.5).
Before changing the database prefix, I saved the .htaccess file because I saw that the plugin would touch this file.
Now I decided to change the updated .htaccess to the previous .htaccess, and the images load normally.
It looks like the problem is with .htaccess. The plugin made changes to the .htaccess in a way that is preventing some images from loading.
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Rodrigo.
Thread Starter
Rodrigo
(@vejapixel)
Hello people
I think I found the problem.
In the .htaccess file there are the lines:
#<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
#RewriteEngine On
#RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$
#RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -f
#RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} \.(gif|jpe?g?|png)$ [NC]
#RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http(s)?://proddigital\.com\.br [NC]
#RewriteRule \.(gif|jpe?g?|png)$ - [F,NC,L]
#</IfModule>
When requesting to change the prefix, the plugin activated these lines by removing the #:
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} \.(gif|jpe?g?|png)$ [NC]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http(s)?://proddigital\.com\.br [NC]
RewriteRule \.(gif|jpe?g?|png)$ - [F,NC,L]
</IfModule>
I inserted the # again in these lines and now it’s ok.
Is it important to leave these lines on?
If it is important then tell me what to do because if I activate these lines again, the images on my site will break again.
Another thing…
I realized that in addition to activating these lines in .htaccess, the plugin also adds several other lines as soon as it is requested to change the database prefix. Are these piles of added lines important? I thought that the plugin would only change the prefixes of the database tables. Why are so many lines of code added to .htaccess?
If you want me to send the 2 .htaccess files before and after the plugin to change the prefix, then send me an email from you.
Thread Starter
Rodrigo
(@vejapixel)
Hello guys,
I had to disable the AIOWP plugin to check for instability here, but then I activated the plugin again. After that, one of my sites (subsite) started to give a problem, some images were loaded.
So, I checked the .htaccess file and saw that the lines, as I mentioned above, were activated (that is, without the #). So, I inserted the # in all lines, as above, and the images now load normal.
It’s simple to fix, but the problem is that every time I disable and activate the AIOWP plugin, will I have to do this process?
Hi,
It’s simple to fix, but the problem is that every time I disable and activate the AIOWP plugin, will I have to do this process?
I think something else is causing this issue in your site by conflicting with our plugin. As far as I know, no one else has reported this. So, this tells me that this issue is unique to your site and server configuration.
Kind regards
