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How to hide the SecurityRisk score label in Wordpress Toolkit for Plesk?

Plesk for Windows kb: how-to Plesk for Linux ext: wptk

Applicable to:

  • Plesk for Linux
  • Plesk for Windows

Question

How to hide the SecurityRisk score label in WP Toolkit for Plesk?

Answer

For Linux
  1. Log in to Plesk.
  2. Install the Panel.ini Editor from the Extensions menu (if not already installed).

    Panel_editor_install.png
     
  3. Open Panel.ini Editor at Extensions > My Extensions.

    Panel_editor_open.png
     
  4. In Panel.ini Editor, switch to the Editor tab. If the editor is empty, do the following: 

    Panel_editor_tab.png
     
  5. Append the following lines to the panel.ini contents:

    CONFIG_TEXT: [ext-wp-toolkit]
    securityRiskFeature = false

    Note: If the panel.ini file already has a line with [ext-wp-toolkit], just add the second line below it.

Command-line interface
  1. Connect to the server via SSH
  2. Edit file panel.ini based on its location
    • On RHEL-based: /usr/local/psa/admin/conf/panel.ini
    • On Debian-based: /opt/psa/admin/conf/panel.ini
  3. Add the following to panel.ini and save:

    [ext-wp-toolkit]
    securityRiskFeature = false

    Note: If the panel.ini file already has a line with [ext-wp-toolkit], just add the second line below it.

For Windows
  1. Log in to Plesk.
  2. Install the Panel.ini Editor from the Extensions menu (if not already installed).

    Panel_editor_install.png
     
  3. Open Panel.ini Editor at Extensions > My Extensions.

    Panel_editor_open.png
     
  4. In Panel.ini Editor, switch to the Editor tab. If the editor is empty, do the following:

    Panel_editor_tab.png
     
  5. Append the following lines to the panel.ini contents:

    CONFIG_TEXT: [ext-wp-toolkit]
    securityRiskFeature = false

    Note: If the panel.ini file already has a line with [ext-wp-toolkit], just add the second line below it.

Manual edition
  1. Connect to the server via RDP
  2. Edit the file %plesk_dir%admin\conf\panel.ini with your favorite text editor.
  3. Add the following to panel.ini and save:

    [ext-wp-toolkit]
    securityRiskFeature = false

    Note: If the panel.ini file already has a line with [ext-wp-toolkit], just add the second line below it.

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