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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.