Applicable to:
- Plesk for Linux
- Plesk for Windows
Question
How to hide the SecurityRisk score label in WP Toolkit for Plesk?
Answer
- Log in to Plesk.
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Install the Panel.ini Editor from the Extensions menu (if not already installed).
- Open Panel.ini Editor at Extensions > My Extensions.
- In Panel.ini Editor, switch to the Editor tab. If the editor is empty, do the following:
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Append the following lines to the panel.ini contents:
CONFIG_TEXT: [ext-wp-toolkit]
securityRiskFeature = falseNote: If the panel.ini file already has a line with [ext-wp-toolkit], just add the second line below it.
- Connect to the server via SSH
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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
- On RHEL-based:
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Add the following to panel.ini and save:
[ext-wp-toolkit]
securityRiskFeature = falseNote: If the panel.ini file already has a line with [ext-wp-toolkit], just add the second line below it.
- Log in to Plesk.
-
Install the Panel.ini Editor from the Extensions menu (if not already installed).
- Open Panel.ini Editor at Extensions > My Extensions.
- In Panel.ini Editor, switch to the Editor tab. If the editor is empty, do the following:
-
Append the following lines to the panel.ini contents:
CONFIG_TEXT: [ext-wp-toolkit]
securityRiskFeature = falseNote: If the panel.ini file already has a line with [ext-wp-toolkit], just add the second line below it.
- Connect to the server via RDP
- Edit the file
%plesk_dir%admin\conf\panel.iniwith your favorite text editor. -
Add the following to panel.ini and save:
[ext-wp-toolkit]
securityRiskFeature = falseNote: If the panel.ini file already has a line with [ext-wp-toolkit], just add the second line below it.
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