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Thank you very much, @yorman
That’s fantastic. I suppose I am not the only one to receive this message from Wordfence and perhaps beginners might get a little scared.
Another possible location could be /wp-content/cache/host-analyticsjs-local.
I have several subfolders belonging to multiple plugins in wp-content/cache/. For example, WP-Rocket and Autoptimize. Autoptimize stores its combined js files there.
I suspect wp-content and its subfolders are not ignored by Wordfence and I think it should scan them for malware presence, but obviously it’s not possible to compare their contents with the originals in WP repository because there simply will be no “original” versions in this case.
Cheers,
TomOK, thank you very much for the quick response. I just wanted to be sure.
Cheers
TomOK, in 7.1.4 scans are faster. Instead of 0.07 files per second, I get now around 2.5 files per second. Is this speed good or poor? I increased WP Max Memory Limit to 512 MB and WP Memory Limit to 256 MB.
I still get CPU spikes, though. Idle CPU power goes down to 0… but at least the scans are faster after the update…
It appears for example in autoload_real_52.php, but I suppose you will have a different string of numbers and digits after “ComposerAutoloaderInit”. If that string is site-specific, as I assume, then obviously Wordfence will notice the difference between the file on your server and the one in WordPress repository.
I have the same Wordfence message for the same files. Normally, in such cases Wordfence can show the differences, but in this case when I try to do that it says that “there are no differences”.
I suspect it is because of this:
ComposerAutoloaderInit5e2b2ecae601zzzt223a1cf7a9exxxxyyyyzzz
Perhaps each site gets a different id number, fingerprint or whatever. I had this thing with another plugin, too. When you try to restore such a file it will break the site because this Init number will be wrong for your site – different than in the other files. You can only delete the whole plugin and reinstall it from the repository, there will be no differences in the files, so the issue will disappear but it may return after some time.
I wish the plugin authors could explain it.
Yes, the same here. The differences in files are probably not a big deal, but guys, please fix it. It doesn’t look good in WordFence scans and may scare quite a few users.
I would like to bump this thread. The plugin works like a charm, but it loads Google scripts on every page and post, even though I only use it on two pages with contact 7 forms. The script is relatively heavy and affects page load times and scores.
It would be great to be able to load it only when needed. If it’s not possible, I will have to look for alternative solutions. Other than that, it is a very good plugin indeed.
Cheers
TomThanks @wfasa
I think they only isolated this file, changed the permissions, but you can still download it. I also have 2 new sites on Siteground, 2 weeks old, still in maintenance mode and this file from those sites looks the same to me as the one on 1&1.
On the other hand, I find it good that they actually scan my webspace for malware, even if it should turn out to be a false alarm.
Yes, indeed, I use 1&1.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [10Web Map Builder for Google Maps] API Key not savedI deleted the API key from the map in Avada theme and deactivated other map plugins. It didn’t help.
I installed another map plugin and it seems to work without issues for now.
I liked your plugin and its interface, but I can’t spend much time troubleshooting maps.I am not a developer, but I don’t understand the point of having those provided API keys in the plugin code. Every webmaster should get their own API key from Google. Other solutions cannot work and will not work after the quota is exceeded, so why even bother with those default keys? Webmaster’s own key must be saved and then pulled, and that is all.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloudflare] Anouncement: Disabling Admin BarHi @furkan811,
Thank you for the quick response.
My problem is that after enabling html caching on Cloudflare, anonymous visitors can sometimes see the admin bar on the front page and some other pages (what’s even worse with my username in the corner), which is very embarrassing.As admin, I would like to continue to use the admin bar when logged-in and working on the website. Does your plugin disable the admin bar completely, I mean for all visitors, whether logged-in or not? Or only for the page “views” that are cached on Cloudflare?
Caching everything on Cloudflare is great, but I was forced to disable it because of the admin bar appearing for anonymous visitors.
Best regards,
TomForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloudflare] Anouncement: Disabling Admin BarI am using WP-Rocket to manage Cloudflare and have this problem with the admin bar. It appears for anonymous users after I activated caching everything. Caching everything except wp-* is great and makes the site fast, but this admin bar is a terrible bug and very embarrassing.
Can I use your Cloudflare plugin with WP-Rocket and does your plugin solve now the issue with the admin bar?
I couldn’t find them in functions.php but I did a test and deleting the taxonomies in CPT UI and re-creating the slugs in Types seems to do the trick and preserves the taxonomy terms in posts. I just hope I won’t have unpleasant surprises later on 🙂 Thanks 🙂