Bringing website to InfinityFree

[Arabia]

Hello I’m bringing my site from another host to here… With the WP Clone plugin! I’m just getting this message:

PHP script ‘/home/vol17_1/epizy.com/epiz_34196745/arabia.rf.gd/htdocs/wp-content/object-cache.php’ is protected by SourceGuardian and requires a SourceGuardian loader ‘ixed.7.4.lin’ to be installed.

1. Click here to download the required ‘ixed.7.4.lin’ loader from the SourceGuardian site
2. Install the loader to /usr/php70/lib/php/20151012/
3. Edit /etc/php70/php.ini and add ‘extension=ixed.7.4.lin’ directive
4. Restart the web server

I would like to know how to do this!

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[Frank419]

@Arabia

how to do this

There’s no way to do this in free hosting, not even shared premium. You’ll need at least a VPS since you need full root access.

[KangJL]

@Arabia

With the WP Clone plugin!

This is a nono

Below is the recommended way

How to migrate your website to InfinityFree

If your website doesn’t use MySQL databases, moving your site is very easy. Simply upload all your files to the ‘htdocs’ folder on your hosting account with FTP or a file manager. If you have a PHP based website, check if it has any configuration files where a domain name or file path needs to be set. Update these values as required. If your website is using MySQL databases, you need to move the database contents as well and update the configuration of your website to use the database: Backup…

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[Admin]

Free hosting doesn’t have SourceGuardian loaders installed. We do have IonCube though, in case you have software that needs that. Premium hosting does support SourceGuardian as an optional extension.

I’m not sure what this object-cache.php file is for, or what generated it. A quick Google search tells me that there are a few different plugins that could be generating this file, including Object Cache Pro, Performance Lab or W3 Total Cache. Which of them produces this file (if any), or why they encrypt it with SourceGuardian, I don’t know. It’s also possible that it’s actually malware that’s embedded in your site, using an innocent file name and source code encryption to hide it’s true nature.

In any case, my first next step would be to delete or rename this file so it’s not loaded anymore, and see what happens. If it’s from a caching plugin, it may just fix this issue.