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ANY CHANCE WE can GET WORDFENCE? THANKS
Wordfence is free in the WordPress.org repository. However it’s PRO version implies an API key which gets licensed by paying a fee to the developers.
This is a site for GPL licensed stuff, not for nulled ones.
True what Malin said.
That’s a rather long winded way, you can add 1 line of code in wordfence.php to achieve the same.
How?
@7h3h
Just add the following to the bottom on the file
wfConfig::set(‘isPaid’, true);
It is possible to explain exactly what to do in the code
Go to wordfence.php and enter
wfConfig::set(‘isPaid’, true);
as the last line in the code.
This solution no longer works for new Wordfence installs, i have another working solution :)
What is your solution ?
Please help me and the rest of the users
-edit lib/wordfenceClass.php
– search for If (!WFWAF_SUBDIRECTORY_INSTALL && $ waf = wfWAF::getInstance()) {
– below $siteurl = wfUtils::wpSiteURL(); ,add:
wfConfig::set('isPaid', 1);
wfConfig::set('keyType', wfAPI::KEY_TYPE_PAID_CURRENT);
!!wfConfig::set('isPaid', 1);
!!wfConfig::set('keyType', wfAPI::KEY_TYPE_PAID_CURRENT);
but off course, for testing purposes only.
Version 7.4.8 is out.
Just wanted to mention that Bart’s four lines of code are still valid.
As he mentions, this will allow you to test the plugin before committing to it.
Still works!!
Just so you know, setting the values in the code does nothing but let you “think” you have premium. A valid premium key is required in order to get the updated waf rules and malware signatures. If one is not provided, you still only get the free even though the dashboard says you’re getting premium.