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    Tevya Washburn - FS commented  · 

    I'd still love to see this: file manager and file editor (text editor only for PHP, CSS, .htaccess, etc files).

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    A simple file manager would be really helpful/nice.

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  2. 125 votes

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    Tevya Washburn - FS commented  · 

    iThemes Security plugin has an option to blacklist IP's. Plus lots of great tools/settings to automatically blacklist them. It's worked great for us. Reach out to me, if you want help configuring it.

  3. 88 votes

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    Tevya Washburn - FS commented  · 

    Could you explain how this makes sense for CloudWays? Apps is it's own deal, and entirely separate. You connect it to your domain by adding DNS entries. Since CW doesn't handle DNS, it makes no sense (at least that I can see) to get them in the middle of setting up Google Apps. Just set it up, point the web traffic to CW and the MX records (and such) to Google Apps.

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    Tevya Washburn - FS commented  · 

    I disagree with this one. Why not just install ManageWP or InfiniteWP? Or better yet MainWP, which is my favorite, since it runs in WP, is GNU, and is a much more comfortable interface than InfiniteWP, since it's a WP plugin.

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