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Product Description

🎉🎉Latest And Most Comfortable Men’s Sports Slippers, Sandals, Flip Flops🎉🎉【Louluen】

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❗❗ All products after production, inspection, directly into the packaging bag, the shoes itself of the material, glue smell can not be dispersed immediately, the buyer after receiving the goods unpacked shoes in the air vent for a few hours, the smell can be dispersed.

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💕We Are A High-Quality Footwear Brand With Carefully Selected High-Quality Materials With The Following Features:

• Durable And Lightweight

• With “Lightweight” Technology Adapts To Local Foot Standards For Comfort During All-Day Activities

• The Combination Of Soft Soles Makes It Not Easy To Fatigue When Wearing.

• Futuristic Design With Attractive And Diverse Colors

• Suitable For Use In All Conditions And Weather

🚀🚀[Product Details]

Upper: Elastic Band+Round Rope

Sole: High Elastic EVA+PVC Combination Sole

Applicable: Fashion Urban Office Daily Beach

Color: Black/Green/Blue

Size: 39 _ 44

39=8=25.5cm

40=9=26.3cm

41=9.5=27cm

42=10=27.3cm

43=11=28cm

44=11.5=28.6cm

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** Admin Will Provide Information Within Up To 1×24 Hours If The Ordered Item Color Is Blank.If There Is No Reply Within 1×24 Hours, Then The Color Will Be Sent “Random” Because There Is A Delivery Time Limit (Thank You For Your Understanding🙏)

** 1.0kg Fits 3pairs Sandals

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How can I move a WordPress Installation from Local Server to a Live site?

  1. Backup your local WordPress site: Before you start the migration process, make sure to back up your local WordPress site. You can use a plugin like UpdraftPlus or manually back up your site by copying the files and exporting the database.
  2. Export the local database: To export the database, you would need a MySQL application, like:
    • PHPMyAdmin
    • MySQL Workbench
    • Navicat for MySQL

select the database associated with your WordPress site, and click on the Export button. Save the exported file as a .sql file.

  1. Create a new database on your live server: You’ll need to create a new database for your live site. You can do this through your web host’s control panel (such as cPanel or Plesk).
  2. Import the database to the live server: Log in to the phpMyAdmin or your web host’s MySQL manager on your live server and select the newly created database. Click on the Import tab and select the .sql file from your local site to import it to the live database.
  3. Update the WordPress configuration file: You’ll need to update the WordPress configuration file (wp-config.php) with the new database information for your live site.
  4. Upload the files to the live server: Use an FTP client like FileZilla to upload the entire WordPress folder from your local site to your live server. You can either upload the files to the root directory of your domain or a subdirectory, depending on where you want your live site to be accessible.
  5. Update URLs in the database: If you are moving your site to a new domain or URL, you’ll need to update the URLs in the database. You can use a plugin like Better Search Replace or run a SQL query in phpMyAdmin to change the URLs. This is an excellent tool for replacing the URLs https://rudrastyh.com/sql-queries-to-change-wordpress-website-domain.
  6. Test your live site: After completing the above steps, check your live site to make sure everything is working correctly.

Note: Before making any changes to your live site, it’s always a good idea to make a backup of your live site in case you need to revert to the previous version.

How to Limit Access to WordPress Admin by IP Address

There are several ways to limit or restrict WordPress admin access by IP address.

Add some code to your wp-config file to restrict access to the WordPress admin area. Here are the steps:

  1. Log in to your website’s server using an FTP app like Filezilla or the file manager in your hosting control panel.
  2. Locate the wp-config file in the root directory of your WordPress installation.
  3. Download the wp-config.php file to your computer and open it in a text editor.
  4. Add the following code to the wp-config.php file:
/* Add any custom values between this line and the "stop editing" line. */

$ip_allowlist = [
   159.223.78.3,
   193.56.29.113,
   178.62.113.151,
   80.76.51.210,
   193.201.9.202,
   45.227.254.22,
];
$ip =  $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];

if ( preg_match( '/(wp-login.php)/', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] ) ) {
    $ip_found = in_array( $ip, $ip_allowlist, true );

	if ( ! $ip_found ) {
		// Check if this IP is in CIDR 
		foreach ( $ip_allowlist as $_cidr ) {
			if ( strpos( $_cidr, '/' ) !== false ) {
				$_ip = ip2long( $ip );
				// expand the range of ips.
				list ( $_net, $_mask ) = explode( '/', $_cidr, 2 );
				// subnet.
				$_ip_net  = ip2long( $_net );
				$_ip_mask = ~( ( 1 << ( 32 - $_mask ) ) - 1 );
				if ( ( $_ip & $_ip_mask ) === ( $_ip_net & $_ip_mask ) ) {
					$ip_found = true;
					break;
				}
			}
		}
	}
	if ( ! $ip_found ) {
		header( 'HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden' );
		exit;
	}
}

Replace xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx with the IP address that you want to allow access to the WordPress admin area. If you have multiple IP addresses, you can add one per line.

  1. Save the changes to the wp-config.php file.
  2. Upload the modified wp-config.php file back to your server, overwriting the original file.

After following these steps, only the specified IP addresses will have access to the WordPress admin area. Any other IP addresses trying to access the admin area will receive a 403 Forbidden error.

Alternatively, you can use the plugin Traffic Jammer that I wrote.

There is also a wp-cli command that is included in the plugin, here are the commands:

wp jam trust <IP> – add IP to the allowed list

wp jam untrust <IP> – remove IP from the allowed list

wp jam trustall – clear all limits

This plugin can also be used on the Pantheon terminus command, the plugin is very compatible with Pantheon no need to assume write access or symlinks to properly install the plugin.

terminus wp <sitename>.<env> -- jam <commands>

Basic WordPress Security

I attended the WordPress User Group Philippines meetup last January hosted by our friends at pantheon.io. I was one of the speakers discussing Basic WordPress Security, so I decided to post it here on my blog.

The need for Security

  • 90% of all Hacked Sites are in WordPress
  • 97% came from plugins
  • 2.4% came from themes
  • .05% came from WordPress Core

Several Basic things you can do to secure a WordPress Site

  1. Use a strong and unique password for your WordPress administrator account, and use two-factor authentication if possible. Here are the top WordPress plugins that implement and manage 2FA that can be used on your site:
  2. Keep your WordPress core, all plugins, and themes up to date, as new versions often include security fixes. Some hosts/platforms offer managed update services:
  3. Use a security plugin to scan your site for malware and vulnerabilities, and to block malicious traffic. Some popular security plugins include:
  4. Use SSL/TLS to encrypt traffic to and from your site. You can get an SSL certificate for free through Let’s Encrypt or some web hosts included in their service.
  5. Use a security service or CDN to block malicious traffic and protect against DDoS attack example are Cloudflare and Fastly. Some web hosts like WP Engine include Cloudflare while Pantheon.io includes Fastly.
  6. Restrict file permissions so only necessary users and processes can read, write, and execute files on your server.  The standard would be to make all writable permissions on the wp-content/uploads folder and deny PHP execution.
  7. Regularly make a backup of the site, so that you can restore it in the event that it is hacked or otherwise becomes unavailable.