• Resolved luistar15

    (@luistar15)


    Currently sgs_encrypt_key.php is being saved in WP_CONTENT_DIR.
    Could you add a filter to change the location to another folder?
    Or maybe save this value in wp_options?

    I’m building wordpress using containers and restricting all write/delete operations to all folders except wp-content/uploads/ and wp-content/cache/ to prevent installing and updating plugins.

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  • Plugin Support Simeon Boev

    (@k3llanved)

    Hello @luistar15,

    I will pass the suggestion to our developers so they could review the feature request further. I can not provide ETA or confirm that this feature will be selected for development. Make sure to check the plugin update logs for more information as we will list all new and updated features there.

    Best Regards,
    Simeon Boev

    Plugin Author Elena Chavdarova

    (@elenachavdarova)

    Hello @luistar15,

    We have just released a new version of the plugin which includes such functionality.

    Using a filter will not be suitable for the case, but you can define wp-config.php constant with desired path to the file. Code which needs to be added into your website wp-config.php file is:

    // Custom path to SG Security Encryption key file.
    define ( 'SGS_ENCRYPTION_KEY_FILE_PATH', '/home/fullpathtofile/sgs_encrypt_key.php');

    Just replace the “/home/fullpathtofile/sgs_encrypt_key.php” with the full path to the file and dont forget to move it there as well.

    I hope this is helpful!

    Best Regards,
    Elena

    Thread Starter luistar15

    (@luistar15)

    Great, thank you for the quick support.

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