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Hi @mbrsolution

It’s kind of strange, I was able to change the username in my earlier installation, but not in this new installation.

Does there something I miss…

Thanks

Hi @mbrsolution

I could Add New User without any problem, and change the Display Name.

But no username can be changed after click “edit user”, you will see “Usernames cannot be changed” in the user profile page.

Thanks

No, it’s a installation service on GCP, you can refer to their Understand Default .Htaccess File Configuration

Hi @mbrsolution

Yes, I did.

I had tried to uncheck Rename Login Page, but still got “Usernames cannot be changed.”

My site is built using Bitnami service, they moved .htaccess file to /conf/htaccess.conf file, will that be the problem?

Thanks

Hi @mikemayhem3030

Had submitted a support ticket 6 days ago, but never receive answer, is there something wrong?

Thanks

ticket submitted, thanks

Hi @mikemayhem3030

Thanks for the quick response. We are in the evaluating stage, want to test drive before paying for upgrade, is there anyway we can have temporary credentials?

Or can you tell me what actions you provided in Zapier besides the 4 triggers?

Hi @duongcuong96

Thank you for quick response. As mentioned, there is another

Had followed the suggestion as How to remove user roles after plugin is removed? Multisite WordPress

will multisite installation be the cause?

I had installed the plugin “User Role Editor by Members” to remove, but just let you know, all the backwpup Capabilities are still there inside of “Custom” option of edit role.

got answer for first part of question, will create another thread.

Thanks

Hi @wpsolutions

I know and will follow the instruction, just asking whether you will consider to add the option for this kind of configuration in the different location.

Thanks

Hi @mbrsolution

Below is the reply from Bitnami, is there a way for your plugin to write to htaccess.conf file optionally?
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By default, we disable .htaccess files, move the configuration in those files to the main application configuration files and set the AllowOverride option to None. Note the Apache Software Foundation also recommends this configuration.

You will need to include the required configuration to the /opt/bitnami/apps/wordpress/conf/htaccess.conf file instead under the /opt/bitnam/apps/wordpress/htdocs directory. You will need to add the lines below at the end of the htaccess.conf file and replace the placeholder with your actual configuration for the plugin.

<Directory “/opt/bitnami/apps/wordpress/htdocs”>
[YOUR_PLUGIN_CONFIG_HERE]
</Directory>
Remember to restart Apache service for changes to take effect

sudo /opt/bitnami/ctlscript.sh restart apache
Also, you can get more information about our .htaccess file configuration in the link below

https://docs.bitnami.com/google/infrastructure/lamp/administration/use-htaccess/

Hi @mbrsolution

Contacting Bitnami, will get back to you with update.

Thanks

Hi @mbrsolution

Tried to add my ip address to the blacklist setting, but got
“You cannot ban your own IP address: xxxxxxx”
So I added my ip address directly into .htaccess “Deny from”,
but still can access from a browser where I am not logged in.

Does it mean apache directives is not working, how should I resolve from this point?

Thanks
Sam

Finally, got some data on https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin/

Not sure why it came up so late, but thanks anyway.