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I have a hosting configuration with a primary domain and several addon domains. All the domains are WordPress sites. The root directory of the primary domain looks like this —
addondomain1.com/
addondomain2.com/
addondomain3.com/
wp-admin/
wp-content/
wp-includes/
[files]
The primary domain has Wordfence installed. In one of the addon domains, I tried to import a table with the TablePress plugin, and got a message, “A potentially unsafe operation has been detected in your request to this site.”
This proved to be coming from the Wordfence installation for the primary domain.
In my Wordfence options, the following is NOT checked: “Scan files outside your WordPress installation”. (Shouldn’t that prevent the issue?)
Adding the following to Whitelisted URLs did NOT solve the problem: “/addondomain1.com/*” (param: “request.fileNames[]”)
The only way I was able to import the table in addondomain1.com was to disable the Wordfence firewall in the primary domain.
How can I configure Wordfence in the primary domain so it won’t look at the addon domains?
Thank you.
Robinton