Security Checks - Revision history

PeterRobert at 17:07, 30 October 2023

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 </div>
 *This shows security messages that require attention.
-*This screenshot is from a new installation that shows items requiring attention marked with:
+*This screenshot is from a new installation that shows items requiring attention.

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-<span class="btn-grey"><historylink type="back">&#129032; Back</historylink></span>
+<div class="btn btn-grey btn-back">{{#fas:arrow-left}} Back</div> <div class="btn btn-grey btn-admin">{{#fas:cog}} Administration</div>
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 From admin go to [[File:adminnavbartools.png|link=]] '''Tools &rarr; Security Checks''' to see this:

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 <span class="btn-grey" style="color:#0088dd;">'''[[ADMINISTRATION|&#x1F809; ADMINISTRATION]]'''</span>
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-From admin go to '''Tools &rarr; Security Checks''' to see this:
+From admin go to [[File:adminnavbartools.png|link=]] '''Tools &rarr; Security Checks''' to see this:
 <div class="mainpage_box">
 [[File:securitychecks1.png|link=]]

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 [[File:securitychecks3.png|link=]]
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 [[File:securitychecks4.png|link=]]
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 [[File:securitychecks5.png|link=]]
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 [[File:securitychecks6.png|link=]]
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 [[File:securitychecks7.png|link=]]

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 [[File:securitychecks2.png|link=]]
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 [[File:securitychecks2.png|link=]]
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-[[File:securewarnings1.png|link=]]
 *Add a second level of password protection to the '''youradmin''' folder/directory on the server.
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-[[File:securewarnings2.png|link=]]
+[[File:securitychecks4.png|link=]]
 *Ensure both '''configure.php''' files have their file permissions set so only owner can read and write - set file permissions to 644 or 444 dependent on server host. This can be done in your server account control panel or using FTP software e.g. using WinSCP select file, click properties.
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-[[File:securewarnings3.png|link=]]
+[[File:securitychecks5.png|link=]]
 *Delete this folder/directory from the server - right click and delete.
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-[[File:securewarnings4.png|link=]]
+[[File:securitychecks6.png|link=]]
 *Delete this folder/directory from the server.