Michael
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Found a workaround.
Excluded the login path from caching:/yourrenamedloginpage*
/wp-login.php*I found a conflict with the plugin “All In One WP Security”.
WP Security/ Brute Force/ Rename Login Page
If you activate this and the WP-Optimize Cache feature you get this error.I didn’t had this problem with another cache plugin, is there any solution for this conflict?
I fixed it temporary by myself … not really nice but better than an error or another plugin again.
I put following in my .htaccess file
Redirect 404 /wp-login.phpHello,
I tried again.. with a few other login page renaming plugins and it works. Only with the AIOWPS Plugin I get a uncaught error. I ask also the template creator and he said he can’t find any template issue.
Do you have an idea? What’s different between your and all other login page renaming plugins?
Thanks for your help
MichaelHi wpsolutions
It’s strange. I made several tests…
I tried with another plugin “WPS Hide Login”. It works well. With all my plugins and with my template.
But then I tried with the default template twenty nineteen and it works too.
Can’t find the problem right now… 🙁
Hi,
The developers are working on adding Google reCAPTCHA as we speak 🙂
Sounds good. Thanks!
Your best option is to use 6G. It is better than 5G. What you need to do is find out what entry code is causing you issues and remove that entry and then use Custom Rules to add your new custom code. Then disable 6G altogether because the Custom Rules will contain all the entries from 6G.
Yes! I have testet the 6G with commenting out the problem section:
# Apache < 2.3 <IfModule !mod_authz_core.c> # Order Allow,Deny # Allow from all Deny from env=bad_bot </IfModule> # Apache >= 2.3 <IfModule mod_authz_core.c> <RequireAll> # Require all Granted Require not env bad_bot </RequireAll> </IfModule> </IfModule>And wrote with the developer of “Perishable Press” too but it doesn’t work, he confirm:
[Mail with Perishable Press] Yeah those two suggested edits were just off the top. I was thinking that’s all that would be required, but apparently more work/testing needs done. …
So I ended up with using 6G on my productive site and 5G on my test sites where I want use the password protection.
Thank you
Kind regards,
Michael