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Got it working. Nothing to do with bulletproof. Got some styling work to do now!
Thank you for the response

You don’t need to do any of that stuff since you have BPS Pro. If you didn’t have BPS Pro then yeah you could manually add your own additional security protection.

Thank you for your help, I don’t want to go into all my shared hosting accounts and move the folders to home/username, fix domain path and then have to do the fix User ID as well, so I asked AI how I can avoid all that, it told me first to ask hosting for

1. host can enable CloudLinux CageFS for you -I do not think my hosting has that, so the next…

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Or it looks like you can do it with the Gutenberg Embed Block > https://wordpress.com/support/wordpress-editor/blocks/embed-block/

I think this is an implementation issue and not something BPS is blocking. Embed code would normally go in a Header file since you need it to load when the Header loads. Try using the WordPress Code Embed plugin to add a BlueSky Feed to your site. See below.

Method 3: Using a Plugin (for Advanced Functionality or Scripts)
For embedding more…

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Go to Quarantine > restore the llms.txt file in Quarantine > copy the entire path to the llms.txt file into the “Exclude Folders|Files from being checked by AutoRestore” text box. Choose “Exclude an Individual File. Click the Exclude Folder|File button.

Note: you can get the full path to the llms.txt file from the Quarantine Log.

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You are correct that websites should go in the /public_html folder, but for added security you can put websites under your hosting account folder.  Personally I have never done that and would never do that. Check the BPS Pro Logs|Info menu > System Info page > bottom right corner of the page to see if the Script|File Owner User ID’s match or…[Read more]

Yeah I guess that could have caused the issue, but my guess would be that would be a one-time issue. In any case, what is important is that ARQ prevented a major problem of new WP files being quarantined during the WP update by shutting ARQ off with the failsafe built into ARQ. So a minor inconvenience of having to manually run the Setup Wizards…[Read more]

I also just realized we also installed a plugin through MAinwp in bulk, which we did last week also when the problem first appeared

If AutoRestore|Quarantine is unable to backup/update all new WordPress files during a WP update then ARQ will turn itself off and send you email notifications. Since this issue occurred on several websites then the most likely cause for this issue is that there was API or host server latency occurring during the WP updates. If that is what…[Read more]

Yes, the /plugins folder is excluded by default. The /plugins folder is protected by the BPS Pro Plugin Firewall feature.  So it is unnecessary to have AutoRestore|Quarantine check plugin files. You can of course remove the plugins folder exclusion rule. That choice is up to you, but you really don’t need to have AutoRestore|Quarantine checking…[Read more]

Perfect. Thank you!

Most likely the file path is not valid or the Quarantine DB table is fubar. Do the steps below to clear/delete the Quarantine DB table.

Go to the BPS Pro menu > Tools menu > DB Table Cleaner|Remover tab page > select the Drop Radio button for the BPS Pro Quarantine DB table > xxxxx_bpspro_arq_quarantine > click the Empty|Drop button. A new empty…[Read more]

Hi – I have a file in a local install and now migrated to production site that continuously gets quarantined. It’s a simple admin-style.css file containing 4 very basic styles for editing acf pro post types. 4 basic background colors. That’s it. I mostly ignored this when developing it on my local computer but now that the site is live, I’d like…[Read more]

Run the Pre-Installation Wizard and Setup Wizard if you have not already done so.

BulletProof Security Pro Installation, Activation & Setup Wizard Video Tutorial
https://forum.ait-pro.com/video-tutorials/#setup-wizard

If running the Wizard does not fix the problem:

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