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Agent Deactivation

Usually files are deleted automatically and it can take time.

Instructions for manually deleting WebTotem files

1. Go to the root directory of your site (usually this is where the core of the site is located, for example index.php) 2. Find files with the extension ".am.php", ".av.php" and ".waf.php" (there should be long lines from the character set before them), as well as the folders in the name of which there is ".wtotem". You need to delete these objects to clean up the site.

In total, 4 files and 1 directories with files are created: AM = <64_chars> .am.php WAF plugin part = _include_ <64_chars> .waf.php WAF part for commands = <64_chars> .waf.php AV = <64_chars> .av.php Config folders for modules: .wtotem_<12_chars> But if you have access (to write to the directory) for storing php session data, then the directory with configs are set there (and not at the root of the site).

Updated 03 Mar 2023
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