softweir
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One would say there’s identifying information in this thread that reflects a security/legal issue. I hope you understand where I’m coming from in my insistence and appreciate the limited helpfulness this thread has to anyone else. I am asking once again, would you please consider this an extreme situation and please support me in removing this thread? I have not asked to remove any other post or thread. Thank you, and with sincerity.
EDIT: The emails I received indicated I should re-report the issue when I make a response. I had no intention to aggravate you.
- This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by softweir.
It isn’t solved, and don’t we have rights to our data on this website?
I had clicked it accidentally trying to find a way to delete this thread.
It would be great if this thread could be deleted.
Went ahead and disabled caching plugin, etc… Nothing is fixing this issue.
It’s insane that my website is blocking the same IPs over and over again, doing incredibly malicious things, and only banning them for a few minutes. I’m pretty disappointed as I keep seeing other users having issues where options are being ignored. It is weird, because all options load fine in the options.
Are there things I can look into? A part of the source code? Any advice at all?
There aren’t great alternatives, so I’m pretty discouraged here.
Since then, I upgraded WordPress and plugins, cleared cache – still, the list of logins is being ignored. I feel like maybe it just doesn’t pick up on the xmlrpc ones and only factors the normal login page.
I realized I missed your question – no, I do not have multiple instances of WordPress or Wordfence, and it isn’t a multi-site either.
Thank you for looking into this. I’ve gone ahead and submitted diagnostics.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Anti-Spam by CleanTalk. Spam Firewall & protection] Cannot turn off firewallI’ve applied the following line fix:
// Validating settings $settings['spam_firewall'] = isset($settings['spam_firewall']) ? $settings['spam_firewall'] : 0;I figure this should do it?
There honestly should be something that organize the “Cron jobs” page better so it doesn’t kill the system. There should be some sort of queueing system built-in so it has some sort of way to resume things later and function more naturally with cron.
The only actual solution was bringing down my site for 8 hours, trimming down user lists to 5% original and doing it as one big cron job. Doing anything through the control panel is useless, and changing settings just to let it run for days doesn’t seem like a secure approach.
The best solution for the “No role” / double accounts was to add a UNIQUE key to prevent collisions. However, this sometimes caused admin passwords to be reset if the e-mail address for a user didn’t match up with the username. Again, some code to sort of organize things a little better to prevent such a case would be a lot better than relying on SQL for collisions.
Thanks though, this plugin did do what it needed to do, and hopefully I don’t have to run this again XD