lbs42807
Member
Posted 10 months ago #
Multiple issues here. First of all I didn't get much support when learning how to create a webpage at school so I am completely lost and have no idea how to fix this without step by step instructions so my pages aren't broken and I can run updates in my cPanel without getting permission denied errors. Here's the first one:
1)You do not currently have an .htaccess file in your wp-admin folder to backup.
2)Deny All protection NOT activated for /wp-content/bps-backup folder
An .htaccess file was NOT found in your wp-admin folder.
BulletProof Mode for the wp-admin folder MUST also be activated when you have BulletProof Mode activated for the Root folder.
3)An .htaccess file was NOT found in your /wp-admin folder
4)Your Current wp-admin .htaccess file is NOT backed up yet
I really need help and can't seem to find anyone to talk to or respond.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bulletproof-security/
Ok in order to help you I need details about the exact problem is occurring.
In regards to cPanel and BPS:
The only thing that BPS does that can affect cPanel in any way is that you can lock your root .htaccess file with 404 permissions in BPS. So if you are trying to do something in cPanel that needs the root .htaccess file to be unlocked then you just need to unlock it either within BPS or using FTP or cPanel itself to change file permissions from 404 to 644. Also there is an ongoing issue with a broken tool in cPanel called the HotLink Protection Tool that breaks BPS and will also break your website. See this sticky post for specific details >>> http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-bulletproof-security-broken-cpanel-hotlink-tool-404-errors-unable-to-edit-htaccess-files?replies=2
These are the details that i need to start troubleshooting the problem that is occurring on your specific website.
Have you clicked the AutoMagic buttons and activated all BulletProof Modes?
Have you tried to put BPS in Default Mode by using these steps below?
1. Make a backup of your .htaccess files using BulletProof Security built-in Backup.
2. Activate Default Mode on the Security Modes page.
3. Use the Delete wp-admin .htaccess feature on the Security Modes page.
4. Test your plugin or theme.
5. Restore your .htaccess files using BulletProof Security built-in Restore.
Hello lbs42807,
Please provide a status update.
Thank you.
Hello lbs42807,
Please provide a status update.
Thank you.
Resolving due to lack of response. If the problem is still occurring please post another comment. Thank you.
