Email Question:
Hi, I wanted to follow up on a couple things we discussed a long time ago, as well as a new issue.
1. The first thing is that whenever I export my site using All in One WP Migration, it stores a copy of my backup on the server. These backups always get quarantined, so I need to figure out how to exclude them from being quarantined.
2. The other thing is that I ran into an issue a long time ago where I had three files quarantined called auto_.htaccess. You gave me the following steps to prevent this issue from happening again:
“Most likely the root htaccess file was quarantined due to another plugin using the flush_rewrite_rules() function, which adds the default WordPress Rewrite htaccess code at the bottom of the root htaccess file.
To prevent this issue from reoccurring > Go to the B-Core > htaccess File Editor tab page > click the Lock htaccess file button and the Turn On AutoLock button.
Delete the auto_.htaccess file in Quarantine.”
However, when I go to the htaccess File Editor tab page, I cannot find the Lock htaccess file button, nor can I find the Turn On AutoLock button. These are the only options I see:
– secure.htaccess
– default.htaccess
– wpadmin-secure.htaccess
– Plugins htaccess File
– Uploads htaccess File
– Root htaccess File
– wp-admin htaccess File
– Update File
– Encrypt htaccess Code
– Decrypt htaccess Code
Where am I supposed to click?
3. Despite All in One Migration not showing that I have any backups currently, there’s a robots.txt file that keeps getting quarantined – it’s at the following location:
/home/customer/www/dugfreely.com/public_html/wp-content/ai1wm-backups/robots.txt
How do I exclude this file from being quarantined?
Thanks for your help. Sorry to hit you with three issues at once, but they all need to be addressed.
Regards,
Connor
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