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  • Thread Starter Globaliser

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    Thank you very much for the info.

    We were using this feature on a site, so it was continue to use it on new version. Actually this is quite good, you haven’t cut the feature and automatically regenerate the url structure on existing sites which can result big troubles.

    Your plugin is doing great work for multilingual sites, thank you for the hard work.

    You’re welcome

    When you host all domains under the same account, if one gets infected with malware, the others will be affected as well.

    Consider having a reseller account with your hosting provider, and then set up each account separately. But the default setup with hosting providers is that all domains are under one account if multiple domains are allowed.

    I don’t know how your websites are related, but you might also consider WordPress Multisite. It can save time on updates in terms of management. However, this setup will still be the same as putting all domains on the same account. It only saves time on update management. Additionally, your hosting provider should support WordPress Multisite.

    Hey there,

    To tidy things up, if you have SSH access, you can use a Linux command to remove any files that aren’t images, PDFs, or other specified types like webp or SVGs from the uploads folder. Just run something like find /path/to/uploads -type f ! -iname '*.jpg' ! -iname '*.jpeg' ! -iname '*.png' ! -iname '*.gif' ! -iname '*.pdf' ! -iname '*.webp' ! -iname '*.svg' -delete to clean things up. Don’t forget to remove all other folders.

    Once you’re done, be sure to download the latest WordPress files straight from ww.wp.xz.cn.

    Also, remember to use the latest versions of your themes and plugins. Keeping everything up to date helps maintain security and performance.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Mystery Content

    If I understood correctly, you have new posts on your website which you did not write?

    If so, your website is probably hacked / compromised.

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