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General Settings

Most of the tools in this plugin can be used without a specific configuration, but the core features require an API key to communicate with the Sucuri services. The key is generated using your administrator e-mail and the domain of this site, this will allow you to have access to our free monitoring tool forever even if you remove the API key and generate it again.

All the HTTP requests used to communicate with the API service are being sent using the WordPress built-in functions, so (almost) all its official features are inherited, this is useful if you need to pass these HTTP requests through a proxy. According to the official documentation you have to add some constants to the main configuration file: WP_PROXY_HOST, WP_PROXY_PORT, WP_PROXY_USERNAME, WP_PROXY_PASSWORD.

Your domain %%SUCURI.CleanDomain%% does not seems to have a DNS A record so it will be considered as invalid by the API interface when you request the generation of a new key. Adding www at the beginning of the domain name may fix this issue.

Sucuri API key %%SUCURI.APIKey%%
Log storage path %%SUCURI.DatastorePath%%
Send plugin alerts to %%SUCURI.NotifyTo%%
Maximum alerts per hour %%SUCURI.EmailsPerHour%%
Consider brute-force after %%SUCURI.MaximumFailedLogins%%
API request with SSL %%SUCURI.VerifySSLCert%%
API request timeout %%SUCURI.RequestTimeout%%
API proxy host:port %%SUCURI.APIProxy.Host%%:%%SUCURI.APIProxy.Port%%  
API proxy username %%SUCURI.APIProxy.Username%%  
API proxy password %%SUCURI.APIProxy.PasswordText%%  
Support reverse proxy %%SUCURI.ReverseProxyStatus%%
Display audit report %%SUCURI.AuditReportStatus%%
Audit report limit Process latest %%SUCURI.AuditReportLimit%% logs
Collect failed passwords %%SUCURI.CollectWrongPasswords%%
Plugin advertisement %%SUCURI.AdsVisibility%%