/wp-config.php file is writable
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Recommendation from WP Hide Ghost:
Try setting chmod to 0600 or 0640 and if the website works normally that's the best one to use.
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Recommendation from WP Hide Ghost:
Try setting chmod to 0600 or 0640 and if the website works normally that's the best one to use.
@marcusquinn this might need a bit more context
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Be aware plugin like caching plugin need right to write in wp-config
In any case hiding a WordPress is way more far complex then editing few files.
You have, at least, to move out uploads, plugins and theme from wp-content/
And stripe a lot from the head I do usually that by making a child theme:
https://github.com/JOduMonT/configs/blob/master/wordpress/functions.phphttps://github.com/JOduMonT/configs/blob/master/wordpress/functions.php
Have fun
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In managed WP, the file is not writable.. But in Developer edition, a user has to change that file themselves, from the filemanager. This is by design though - the developer edition is vanilla and developer sets it up as they see fit.
