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Require Notarization Message, Can't fix it

Posted March 31, 2014 5.4k views
Hello, Im currently using ubuntu.wordpress and during the installation I was notified that my /wp-admin is protected by Apache using. And gave me user name and password. Everything ran ok, until I needed to write it down every time I enter to my wordpress dashboard, or even to my domain from any other computer/smartphone/tablet. This message appears to eveyone that wants to enter my website. How do I get rid off this message? Thanx!
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pauli_ortega March 31, 2014
oh sorry. And the message shows http://wildsaintsclothing.com:80 don't know why I have the WebDAV port, even though im currently using Cyberduck SFTP port.
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pauli_ortega March 31, 2014
ok, now i know that the problem is the .htaccess that is showing me an "authentication required" user and password required message to viewing the website. (although you can press cancel and see it anyways.) I just want to get rid of that message. Any suggestions?!
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info292414 April 1, 2014
You need to add an exception for the admin-ajax.php file which your template/a plugin wants the browser to access. In order to do so, find the .htaccess in the wp-admin directory and add the following:


Order allow,deny
Allow from all
Satisfy any
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info292414 April 1, 2014
It seems that the community script removes tags instead of escaping them, so go to this site instead and scroll down to the bottom:

http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-password-protect-your-wordpress-admin-wp-admin-directory/
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kamaln7 April 6, 2014
See https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/one-click-install-wordpress-on-ubuntu-13-10-with-digitalocean. That article contains everything you need to know about the one click image, including how to get rid of that authentication box.
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