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Backend Protection does not work
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I can still access the backend via the regular url.
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Is the mod_rewrite enabled in the server? If so be fully sure there is no other .htacess into the administrator folder.
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Jose
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I had the same experience few days ago. I'm using PLESK, and the provider had changed the server environment to NGINX, so .htaccess protection is not working anymore. I can login the Administrator area on the normal URL. Is it possible use SecurityCheck on NGINX?
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Backend protection should also work on nginx. If the .htacess was created before your hosting provider changed the environment then delete the .htacess (there is a button to do it into . htacess protection option of Securitycheck Pro) and then click on the 'Apply' button to generate a new one.
Please, tell me if that works.
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When I click on the button, it says I need to add the new rules to NGINX server by hand. And There is a red warning message at the top of the page, that I'm running on NGINX and it's not compatible with .htaccess files. I have SCP version 3.2.2. Is that the problem?
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Some rules are not available in nginx but backend protection should work. I need some time to do some tests and I will be back to you. In the meantime you can protect the backend using an .htpasswd file.
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Jose
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