It’s trigger when the user get logged out, but you see as Guest, cuz It’s trigger after user logout.
Thanks. But I have only two users in my site, and neither of us did logout in such a way (10 continued logout during 2 minutes without login). Any other possible behavior triggered this?
I don’t know, I just use with WordPress filter. But maybe I will check this out later.
Thanks for your report.
I’ve had something like this happen a few times, and I think I’ve now figured out at least part of what’s going on.
In fact, I don’t think this activity is associated with an action of any user (nor even of any intruder into your site) but is the product of a Cron job (or something similar) being carried out. This happens, for example, when posts or comments are permanently deleted.
Why this registers in ARYO as Guest, I don’t know, not have I yet worked out what the “logging in” and “logging out” of this “Guest” are associated with. But perhaps this gives you, Yakir, some idea of what to look for.
I really need to know what’s going on.. I think we need to add option for debug, and you can enable this on your site, and when it’s happen, I can to to know what to do.
I just came to see if anyone else had this showing in logs.
I see “guest” entries and the IP address is that of the wordpress server.
1 week ago
14/10/2014
19:31 Guest xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Plugin Updated
16/10/2014
16:15 Guest xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Post Pages Deleted Sample Page`
I think the plugin logs plugin updates?
AHA – see: [resolved] Can ‘plugin updates’ be logged on this plugin
