• Resolved Hein

    (@heinku)


    Hi,
    We have a register page (we can’t change the name of that file) that gets blocked with every AIO update.
    How can we prevent that from happening?

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  • Plugin Contributor Prashant Baldha

    (@pmbaldha)

    @heinku
    Please accept my apologies for your inconvenience.

    Which htaccess code line troubling you?

    Thread Starter Hein

    (@heinku)

    It just happened again 🙁

    RedirectMatch 403 register\.

    and

    RedirectMatch 403 /(contac|fpw|install|pingserver|register)\.php$

    Plugin Contributor Prashant Baldha

    (@pmbaldha)

    On each update of the AIOS plugin, it is syncing all rules and writes missing rules in .htaccess.

    The mentioned htaccess code line is due to 5G firewall rules enabled on your site.

    How to disable 5G firewall rules on your site:

    • Go to Admin dashboard > WP Security (main menu) > Firewall (submenu) > 6G Blacklist Firewall Rules
    • Untick the checkbox “Enable legacy 5G Firewall Protection”.
    • Press on the “Save 5G/6G Firewall Settings” button

    If you have enabled 5G firewall rules, there is no need to enable 5G firewall rules too. The 6G firewall rules are enough to protect your website.

    Hope it helps you.

    Thread Starter Hein

    (@heinku)

    Thanks and I will try 🙂

    Thread Starter Hein

    (@heinku)

    Nope, that only half solved it.

    Did that and the following is still added with an update:
    RedirectMatch 403 register\.

    Hey there,

    any update on this? Having issue with the same line:

    RedirectMatch 403 register./ in .htaccess by using Restrict Content Pro. There is a file loaded on “wp-content/plugins/restrict-content/core/includes/js/register.min.js?ver=3.5.26” which throughs the error “net::ERR_ABORTED 403
    If I delete the line in .htaccess or disable the plugin, all is fine. Would be great to mark some scripts / paths as whitelist somewhere?
    Please add it to the next version.
    Thank you!

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