Support » Plugin: WangGuard » Installation on multisite caused server error

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  • Plugin Author Jose Conti

    (@jconti)

    Hi,

    Are you using the latest WordPress?

    Please, Can you try to upload WangGuard by FTP?

    Thank you

    Thread Starter scopie

    (@scopieg)

    I am using 3.5.1.

    Do you mean that you would like me to install v1.5.8 manually using the link at http://wordpress.org/plugins/wangguard/developers/ instead of installing it through admin/plugins?

    Plugin Author Jose Conti

    (@jconti)

    Yes,

    Download it from here http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/wangguard.1.5.8.zip

    And upload it manually to plugins directory (uncompressed)

    wp-content/plugins/wangguard

    Thread Starter scopie

    (@scopieg)

    I downloaded it from your link and then uploaded it to my network plug-in directory and got the same results.

    My network base directory is /public_teachers/teachers/wp-substance/plugins. I give you this directory info to let you know that 1. I have renamed my wp-contents folder and 2. my wp install is not in public_html, but in public_teachers, a sub-domain of my site…just in case this might make some difference in the install.

    Plugin Author Jose Conti

    (@jconti)

    Can you see the error_log?

    The 500 error can be many things.

    WangGuard plugin don’t use public_html, that is the base installation and use de defined wp-contents for your installation.

    Maybe there is something wrong with your PHP version or restrictions in PHP.

    Thread Starter scopie

    (@scopieg)

    Which php version does the plug-in require? I couldn’t find it in the notes.

    Plugin Author Jose Conti

    (@jconti)

    It is developed thinking in PHP 5.3.x

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