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One bit that is often missed - delete readme.html in WordPress root. It not only identifies installation as WP but also has precise version. And don't forget to repeat on updates.

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One bit that is often missed - delete readme.html in WordPress root. It not only identifies installation as WP but also has precise version. And don't forget to repeat on updates.

Related Question: Prevent access or auto-delete readme.html, license.txt, wp-config-sample.php

One bit that is often missed - delete readme.html in WordPress root. It not only identifies installation as WP but also has precise version. And don't forget to repeat on updates.

Related Question: Prevent access or auto-delete readme.html, license.txt, wp-config-sample.php

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edited Jul 15, 2012 at 16:20

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One bit that is often missed - delete readme.html in WordPress root. It not only identifies installation as WP but also has precise version. And don't forget to repeat on updates.

Related Question: Prevent access or auto-delete readme.html, license.txt, wp-config-sample.php

One bit that is often missed - delete readme.html in WordPress root. It not only identifies installation as WP but also has precise version. And don't forget to repeat on updates.

One bit that is often missed - delete readme.html in WordPress root. It not only identifies installation as WP but also has precise version. And don't forget to repeat on updates.

Related Question: Prevent access or auto-delete readme.html, license.txt, wp-config-sample.php

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created Sep 13, 2010 at 6:25

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One bit that is often missed - delete readme.html in WordPress root. It not only identifies installation as WP but also has precise version. And don't forget to repeat on updates.