ccnahub

Dear developer,

Thank you so much for your reply. When I insert the Affiliate links using the affiliate button from the inside post, the link successfully holds nofollow, but when I use the affiliate links inside https://wordpress.org/plugins/seo-auto-links/ plugin, there is nofollow set for these links. It seems to me that nofollow feature can be set only if I use the green button from inside the post.

I have noticed that you sell addons, and among them is the autolinker addon https://thirstyaffiliates.com/product/thirstyaffiliates-autolinker-addon will this plugin automatically set my affiliate links with nofollow?

The plugin I use right now “SEO Autolinks” https://wordpress.org/plugins/seo-auto-links/ works perfectly as it should be and it got a feature to set external links at nofollow, but the affiliate links are considered local.

I don’t want to set my affiliate links manually using the green button, hence, I want to use your autolinker, but I want to make sure that autolinker addon can allow me to set some or all affiliate links at nofollow.

Besides, can I use the autolinker addon for local links as well instead of SEO AuoLinks plugin? of course the local links should be without nofollow.

I am willing to buy the autolinker and the amazon related addons, but I want to clear my questions first.

I look forward for your reply at your earliest convenience.

Thank you so much for your time,

Imad Daou

Here is a screen shot of the error.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/u2olmy96fojay9v/2015-07-29_8-05-59.png?dl=0

Thanks.

Thank you so much Ralf! You have pointed me to on the right direction to fix the problem. Yes, I have Acunetix WP Security Plugin and the “login error notification from the front end” was selected, I unchecked that and still the problem exist.

However, I have another plugin called iThemes Security, and that’s where I need to uncheck the same feature as well, under setting > WordPress Tweaks, scroll all the way down and Uncheck “Disable Login errors messages”.

Again thank you Ralf so much for your help.

With just plain default options, I haven’t changed any thing. Where can I check the logs?

Thank you for your help.

I just finish the test and it worked! with memcached.

the following settings worked well

extension = memcache.so
session.save_handler = memcached
session.save_path = "tcp://127.0.0.1:11211?persistent=1&;weight=1&;timeout=1&;retry_interval=15"

but as memcached and NOT memcache.

the interesting part that I still got the same error as

Error : please enter the full path to WordPress folder.

but, I have retained the php.ini settings in my php.ini file and I remembered that I have commented the settings after the I removed the plugin in my first test using APC instead of memcached, however, when I have un-commented the following:

; BEGIN NinjaFirewall
auto_prepend_file = /var/www/clients/client1/web1/web/wp-content/plugins/ninjafirewall/lib/firewall.php
; END NinjaFirewall

And the moment I pressed the button again on your plugin, it got enabled and everything was fine.

Is it that the upper code should be inserted inside the php.ini before checking the path? not sure exactly what happened. however, it’s working.

Thank you so much for your prompt reply. I did upload the file and run it as you requested and the output is below. By the way, all this happening at a testing server in house. The main site that is live right now http://www.ccnahub.com is still running Apache.

I forgot to mention that my php.ini holds the following info as well regarding php session.

session.save_handler = memcached
session.save_path = “tcp://127.0.0.1:11211?persistent=1&;weight=1&;timeout=1&;retry_interval=15”

script.php output.

session.cache_expire : 180
session.gc_maxlifetime : 1440

Please let me know if you need me to provide you with more information.

Can you please provide me with a tool or howto to test the php sessions?

I don’t have problems with something else.

Do you want me to run a command to show you the log file? I run debian 7.

Thanks,

Imad

Thanks David for your prompt reply, that’s fine. Backing up the whole thing and restoring the whole thing is what I’m looking for, since my concern is at the time when I need more resources and i must move to new server.

When you said “UD, when running on a multisite, *only* backs up everything – i.e., it does not (yet) have an option to only back up some sites.” Did you mean UD with the Multisite add-on?

2nd: I guess the regular UD would be for the sub-site owner to backup ONLY his/her site, isn’t it? this can be used till you add the sub-site option at the Network UD (the Main One I mean).

When you said “The Multisite add-on is only needed if you have admins who are not super admins (without it, all admins can back up/modify/restore the entire install.)” did you mean the sub-site when you say entire install? I didn’t get the last part, please explain.

So, in the future, if I wanted to move the Whole thing including the sub-sites to new server, I have to buy the Multisite plugin. isn’t it? please confirm.

Right now you don’t support a sub site plugin, so sub-site owners can use the regular UD to backup only their site, isn’t it? please confirm.

Please list all the addons that you recommend for Network Site or WPMS.

Thank you Dave,

Imad