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Hello Cirimail, the file is deleted by our installer because we had several issues with certain servers that detected the file as malware. The contents are added to the database when installing the plugin, so there’s no reason for that file to exist.
Regards! And sorry for the delay.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [RSFirewall!] Registry and frontend login for registered users is blockedHello, you are right the plugin we recommended does not handle logout redirects so basically it will redirect the user to the normal WordPress login page…which is not available for the users, thus the error.
So we just released a new version that handle this kind of situation. You just have to update the plugin and after that you can go to RSFirewall! -> Configuration -> Backend Password and there you will find the “Logout Redirect Link”. You can add the site URL or any URL from the site and when a user logges out they will be redirected accordingly. Keep in mind that you must enter a full URL like “http(s)://yoursite.com” or “http(s)://yoursite.com/logged-out-url”.
Regards!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [RSFirewall!] Registry and frontend login for registered users is blockedHello,
Unfortunately WordPress uses the same login and registration path for both admins and users, so using the “Enable Backend Password” will affect them as well. The same goes for the “Enable Admin Slug” option. These options are carried over from Joomla! where the admin and frontend login are separate – so in WordPress you can use them only if you are the only one logging into your website.If you still want to use these options and allow the subscribers to login or register we recommend using a 3rd party plugin for the frontend. This will allow users to successfully login or register, because these are not using the standard WordPress pages.
We’ve tested the “AJAX Login and Registration modal popup + inline form” (https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/ajax-login-and-registration-modal-popup/) – this is a free plugin and works alongside RSFirewall! and you can keep both options enabled. You can try other plugins if this is not suitable for you.
Regards!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [RSFirewall!] RSFirewall / Gutenberg blocksHello,
You can fix this by adding exceptions in the “Exceptions” menu. We recommend setting “Exception Type” to “URL” and activating the “Use regular expressions” option; after that in the “Match” textbox you can enter a regular expression e.g. “youtube\.com” which will bypass exceptions for strings containing “youtube.com”.By setting exceptions for each URL you want to use you can keep the “Remote File Inclusion Active” option active.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [RSFirewall!] RSFirewall blocked my Servers IPHello,
There are multiple causes why your server’s IP could be blacklisted (you can see in the “Threats” section exactly why this happened), but in most cases it’s the server reporting the wrong IP. If the wrong IP is reported, go to “Configuration” and remove everything from the “Grab IP from Proxy Headers” setting.To bypass RSFirewall you could add a file called “.disabled” in the root of the plugin (wp-content/plugins/rsfirewall), after this the active scanner is temporary disabled so you can whitelist your server IP by going to “Blacklist / Whitelist” and clicking on “Add New IP”. Just paste the IP address and click “Publish”. After this please delete the “.disabled” file to restore RSFirewall!’s functionality and everything should work as intended.