mr.e230
New member
- Feb 29, 2020
- 5
- 0
- 1
AtoZ SEO Tools - Search Engine Optimization Tools v3.9
- Thread starter dhanoop
- Start date
-
Welcome to Original Babiato! All Resource are Free and No downloading Limit.. Join Our Official Telegram Channel For updates Bypass All the resource restrictions/Password/Key? Read here! Read Before submitting Resource Read here! Support Our Work By Donating Click here!
DigItalWarrior
New member
Post the logs in /core/logs/error.tdata and let's see if I can help you.
Be careful because every time you use the article-rewriter tool your site will link to api.prothemes.biz and send a lot of your data. So I suggest you, before using it, to access the administrative area and click "SEO Tools => Additional option" and under "Select Plagiarism Checker Method" select "Google Search Engine" or "Google CSE Method".
Be careful because every time you use the article-rewriter tool your site will link to api.prothemes.biz and send a lot of your data. So I suggest you, before using it, to access the administrative area and click "SEO Tools => Additional option" and under "Select Plagiarism Checker Method" select "Google Search Engine" or "Google CSE Method".
die2mrw007
Senior Developer
hiy0104
Active member
table autometic not import please help me which problem....
Running into the same problem. I'll debug it tonight or tomorrow and post my findings. Gotta run for now.
hiy0104
Active member
This did the trick for me. Note, this is for Ubuntu-based Linux installations, but should work for most other distros.
Also, Plesk/cPanel installations might have different Apache owner groups. You can Google for more info on that.
Lastly, before you start the installation, go into config.php and uncomment the two lines if you want help with debugging:
edit: actually, I'm not even sure if the installation files call config.php, so you might have to set it yourself on the page.
Bash:
sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /path/to/installationAlso, Plesk/cPanel installations might have different Apache owner groups. You can Google for more info on that.
Lastly, before you start the installation, go into config.php and uncomment the two lines if you want help with debugging:
PHP:
error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set("display_errors", "1");edit: actually, I'm not even sure if the installation files call config.php, so you might have to set it yourself on the page.
startop
Active member
- Feb 18, 2019
- 865
- 184
- 43
nulled?
It's Working
Follow this
1, Create a Database and User
2, Make entries of both Database and user at "/core/config/db.config.php" file
3, Install the package by using key of this format (xxx-xxx-xxx) for example (123-456-789)
Done
I installed this script at to check it's working. Later I'll buy
Thanks @Tomz and Team Members
If anyone want to check here is my domain, where I installed that script https://seo.studywarehouse.com
Follow this
1, Create a Database and User
2, Make entries of both Database and user at "/core/config/db.config.php" file
3, Install the package by using key of this format (xxx-xxx-xxx) for example (123-456-789)
Done
I installed this script at to check it's working. Later I'll buy
Thanks @Tomz and Team Members
If anyone want to check here is my domain, where I installed that script https://seo.studywarehouse.com
startop
Active member
- Feb 18, 2019
- 865
- 184
- 43
startop
Active member
- Feb 18, 2019
- 865
- 184
- 43
Master Chief
Member
- Feb 23, 2019
- 94
- 56
- 18
Im considering same solution, i have zipped the index file since this is the one that is changed by the dev perioducally, and export it everytime he changes it. would be great to do so via cron job, basically to periodically auto unzip to replace index. I have read few tuts to use cron to unzip on shared Cpanel, but could not find clear solution, if you have one would be great to share it here. Thanks
die2mrw007
Senior Developer
immunify detects this auto injecting of index file as malware. I hade to whitelist this in immunify.
Master Chief
Member
- Feb 23, 2019
- 94
- 56
- 18
does this mean you have managed to make the cron job unzip the file? could you please share your process so i could try as well thnaks
die2mrw007
Senior Developer
I haven't tried cronjob yet. I meant to say was the script in its original form, is been detected as malware by immunify. Just check your immunify logs if you have.
