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  • Thread Starter danielt

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    Would I put this into an .htaccess file within each folder I want to protect? I not only want to prevent directory listing but also someone should not be able to “guess” a filename and try to download it.

    If all this is moot and the system is secure, I’m cool and happy. I am only concerned about security information being retrieved, or, someone modifying data without permission.

    TY

    Thread Starter danielt

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    I am not sure what you mean, am I root? The domain is mine, and I have all access to everything in the domain’s folder. In addition, I can modify file and folder privileges, create and remove domain objects, etc.

    It would help if you asked me “can you do xxx,” for example. This way I would be able to get a definitive answer for you.

    Thread Starter danielt

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    Is there NO internal reference which tells the system where to look for themes? Is the ./wp-content/themes path hard-coded into the system? One would think that was a variable that was modifiable.

    Thread Starter danielt

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    I am the administrator of my site and I have complete access to the domain, all folders, files, and privileges.

    Please describe a method you’d recommend and I can test it as I’m now creating a blog site.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter danielt

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    The disk space isn’t even the more crucial problem. It is that I find myself wanting to modify a theme’s structure or some of the built-in content… the more blogs I run (which will increase over time), the more locations I would have to update with that theme. Add to that the fact that I may want to swap around themes now and then, so I would have each theme having to go in each location… of course, I wouldn’t have a science-oriented theme NEED to go in the folder for a blog about food, but in general, the themes would all have to be kept up to date. It becomes a nuisance.

    I really hope this is resolvable.

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