SiteCheck error when wordpress in subdirectory

  • Resolved sangfroidweb

    (@sangfroidweb)


    5 years, 2 months ago

    The “WordPress Integrity” check seems to consistently return this error:

    SiteCheck error: Unable to properly scan your site. 404 Not Found

    For websites where the “WordPress Address” setting differs from the “Site Address”. For example, where settings are:

    WordPress Address (URL): https://www.mywebsite.com/wp
    Site Address (URL): https://www.mywebsite.com

    Is there some way to fix this?

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  • @sangfroidweb Could you provide one of the domains?

    Thread Starter sangfroidweb

    (@sangfroidweb)

    Hi,
    This is our site, which exhibits the error:

    https://www.sangfroidwebdesign.com/

    Thread Starter sangfroidweb

    (@sangfroidweb)

    No ideas on this, @g0tr00t ? It affects a lot of our clients. I would love to know if there’s something that can be done….

    @sangfroidweb I’m sorry for the delay! Holidays and such got me distracted, but you should be able to fix this issue by going to the Sucuri Security – Settings page and then scroll down/find the Malware Scan Target where you can input the directory that is hosting the WP installation:

    Malware Scan Target
    The remote malware scanner provided by the plugin is powered by Sucuri SiteCheck, a service that takes a publicly accessible URL and scans it for malicious code. If your website is not visible to the Internet, for example, if it is hosted in a local development environment or a restricted network, the scanner will not be able to work on it. Additionally, if the website was installed in a non-standard directory the scanner will report a “404 Not Found” error. You can use this option to change the URL that will be scanned.

    Hope this helps you!

    Thread Starter sangfroidweb

    (@sangfroidweb)

    I appreaciate your reply. And Happy New Year! That seems to have fixed the issue. Thanks!

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