• Hi,

    we had a WP site running with UAM for file access on a test subdomain (test.example.com) and have now switched the installation to the productive domain (www.example.com) – problem is: the file access protection is now blocking all access to all images and media files 🙁

    seems, that the file URL is hardcoded in the access database?!

    any chance to fix this without completely resetting UAM?

    TIA for any hints and thanks for the great work on this plug-in in general!!!

    BR, Norbert

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-access-manager/

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  • I had this a while back. I used update urls plugin to resolve the database url issues. I checked via phpadmin then used the simple search replace featue to resolve.

    Thread Starter noluck

    (@noluck)

    thanks for the hint – works now!

    regarding UAM: the site worked fine without file access protection – resetting UAM wouldn’t help, though…

    we had a WP site running with UAM for file access on a test subdomain (test.example.com) and have now switched the installation to the productive domain (www.example.com) – problem is: the file access protection is now blocking all access to all images and media files

    @noluck:

    Curious as to how you moved the test site files to the productive site?
    By any chance did you use the Duplicator Plugin or something similar?
    I’m moving a test site to the productive domain in the very near future and hope to avoid any potential issues…

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter noluck

    (@noluck)

    Curious as to how you moved the test site files to the productive site?

    actually we only changed the (sub) domain – the files / installation stayed at the same place physically…

    @noluck:

    So you manually changed all the URL’s?

    Thread Starter noluck

    (@noluck)

    we use relative links for internal ressources – so there was no need for changes (or shouldn’t have been…)

    obviously there were ‘deeper’ references, though, which led to the said problem – the update URL plug-in solved it (probably a search & replace in the database would also do the job – as always, I’d strongly advise a good backup before any such steps, of course)

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