Welcome to Elgg! does it matter how I name the directory? It doesn't make any difference. We usually follow this pattern: /var/elggdata/ - for data directory /var/www/elgg/ - for Elgg root installed... view reply

Hello. I'm new to the world of Elgg and am not a professional developer, although I've got a lot of WordPress and FileZilla experience. When I upload elgg-4.1.0 to the server, does it matter how I name the directory? Thanks in advance...

Maybe there is a firewall rule on your webserver which prevents it from checking the hardening rules? The page does a curl call to the autoload.php file and checks if the response is 403. If a firewall would prevent the 'outgoing' call... view reply

So the hardening does work (yay!!), it's just the detection that isn't working. Any errors in the webservers/php error log? view reply

Thanks for your contribution.

Bonjour,  Je démarre avec Elgg, je lance un appel à la communauté pour avoir un peu d'aide si possible ?  D'avance merci, Cordialement, Phil

Yes, I am using an apache webserver. mod_rewrite is enabled. If I go to http://yoursite.com/vendor/autoload.php the following 403 Error occures: Request-URL: http://192.168.56.102/vendor/autoload.php Request... view reply

you're using Apache webserver? mod_rewrite is enabled (probably yes otherwise Elgg won't work) if, in your browser, you go to http://yoursite.com/vendor/autoload.php what kind of response do you get (check your browser developers info... view reply

No, it wasn't correctly pasted. I have edited my warning description. Do you have any other ideas?   view reply

We try to access the 'vendor/autoload.php' file, the hardening should prevent this. Is the 3rd line of your sample code correctly pasted? Because that should be RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/actions/ [OR] view reply