user.ini vs. php.ini

  • Resolved m0n0mind

    (@m0n0mind)


    2 years, 2 months ago

    Hey,

    so I’ve currently dealing with this issue when trying to enable opcache on webhost environment:

    Webhost (IONOS) needs some directives set in php.ini in order to enable opcache but your plugin relies on .user.ini for the firewall feature.

    Is it safe to move those lines from .user.ini to php.ini or will it be reset on settings update/plugin update or similar?

    # Begin AIOWPSEC Firewall
auto_prepend_file='/path-to-folder/aios-bootstrap.php'
# End AIOWPSEC Firewall
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  • Plugin Support hjogiupdraftplus

    (@hjogiupdraftplus)

    2 years, 2 months ago

    Hi @m0n0mind

    Our plugin consideres the .user.ini file of the root for to prepend the aios-bootstrap firewall rules so rules applied before WordPress loaded.

    If you moe it to .php.ini our code do not identify it and might will create again .user.ini file etc that type of problem can be.

    Regards

    Thread Starter m0n0mind

    (@m0n0mind)

    2 years, 2 months ago

    Hey,

    thanks for clarification! Will contact the hosting support then on how to deal with it then.

    Plugin Support hjogiupdraftplus

    (@hjogiupdraftplus)

    2 years, 2 months ago

    Hi @m0n0mind,

    Ok, keep me posted.

    Regards

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