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  • #1276

    Tim Colman
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    A little hint.  If you copy a Joomla installation into a folder underneath a Wordpress site, this excellent plugin does a pretty good job of cleaning that up too.

    Keep up the good work….

    #1277

    That’s a great suggestion for anyone with a site that is not WordPress.

    #1380

    Greetings,

    Just read the suggestion made by Tim Colman.

    How would that be done?

    Do you simply copy the folder within a WP installation … run the Anti-Malware plugin … repair the files within the folder … then overwrite the old, infected folder with the new, cleaned-up folder?

    Is that it?

    Thanks for any clarification.

    Best Wishes,

    PRODOS

     

    #1381

    Yes, that should work. My plugin will scan all the files under the root directory of any WordPress install, even if the files are not related to WordPress.

    #1384

    Dear Eli,

    Thanks for confirming that.

    I’ll try it and report back.

    (Thanks Tim for this nifty suggestion.)

    Best Wishes,

    PRODOS
    Melbourne, Australia

     

    #1458

    Greetings.

    Reporting that I did try Tim’s suggestion and it worked pretty well.

    Since then, however, Eli has very generously assisted me with running deeper scans as my whole server — and every site on it — had become infected.

    Great software & monumental support from the developer (Eli).

    Best Wishes,

    PRODOS

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