• Resolved notgoodenough

    (@notgoodenough)


    It is not possible to use this plugin on large sites without being logged out of WordPress before the scan can complete. Then I’ll get to my concerns regarding Windows automatically logging anyone off after a few hours and I don’t see any way this thing can complete a scan that requires a desktop to be open running a browser window for several days at a time.

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  • Thread Starter notgoodenough

    (@notgoodenough)

    Also, where is /usr/local/bin/ located? I can’t find it in file manager anywhere. Can I install it elsewhere like /home/mysite/mydirectory/wp ?

    You can run it as :

    php wp

    or you can run it as:

    ./wp

    The ./ at the beginning is needed because wp file is not located in a directory that you can see if you run:

    echo $PATH

    If you moved the wp file in /usr/local/bin then as this directory is in the $PATH then you could simple run:

    wp

    To move the file there, you need to run the mv command as root. As you don’t have much experience with linux commands I recommend you not to do anything as root.

    The php command may use different php.ini than your web-server so try this:

    php -d max_execution_time=3000000 ./wp media-cleaner scan

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