I installed Pwigo on siteground and it worked.. kind of..
I kept getting broken image thumbnails, but the rest of the site worked.
It was frustrating, but I narrowed it down to i.php
SiteGround (Maybe others), have a rule dealing with suspicious single letter php files. I agree with SiteGround, it's kinda of sketchy to be honest.
Is there a way to mitigate this? Can we call i.php something else (Change it ourselves?)
I installed Pwigo on siteground and it worked.. kind of..
I kept getting broken image thumbnails, but the rest of the site worked.
It was frustrating, but I narrowed it down to i.php
SiteGround (Maybe others), have a rule dealing with suspicious single letter php files. I agree with SiteGround, it's kinda of sketchy to be honest.
Is there a way to mitigate this? Can we call i.php something else (Change it ourselves?)
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Sorry but it seems over complicated to change the name of i.php because SiteGround has decided it doesn't like single character filenames 😥
Sorry but it seems over complicated to change the name of `i.php` because SiteGround has decided it doesn't like single character filenames 😥
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I installed Pwigo on siteground and it worked.. kind of..
I kept getting broken image thumbnails, but the rest of the site worked.
It was frustrating, but I narrowed it down to i.php
SiteGround (Maybe others), have a rule dealing with suspicious single letter php files. I agree with SiteGround, it's kinda of sketchy to be honest.
Is there a way to mitigate this? Can we call i.php something else (Change it ourselves?)
Sorry but it seems over complicated to change the name of
i.phpbecause SiteGround has decided it doesn't like single character filenames 😥