workmannen
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I know now that the error comes from the plugin Wordfence.
1. I disable by changing its name to WordfenceXX.
2. I log on and get 404 error again. I refresh the page a few times.
3. Logging in after the update and it works now
4. I rename WordfenceXX to Word Fence.
5. Now operated as usual (for next time)Why is this wrong?
Any? Do not be shy?- This reply was modified 9 years, 2 months ago by workmannen.
- This reply was modified 9 years, 2 months ago by workmannen.
Perhaps it was HTTP 503 I get instead of 404, can not remember.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comments and error 405 and more errorsA statistical program says I round the clock without a break has many hits (4 times per second) on the file “wp-admin / admin-ajax.php”. I think it’s the traffic that makes it wrong on the blog.
I have created a .htaccess file that directs users to another blog identical to the infected in a folder next to it. My question is: How can I write in .htaccess to open to the local “wp-admin / admin-ajax.php” (It’s a dummy file). I would therefore lead hackers to a dummy file.
I explain it simpler:
All traffic that goes to a blog in a folder are routed through .htaccess to a blog in a different folder.
All traffic to the file “wp-admin / admin-ajax.php” should not be led to the second blog. How should the code look like in the .htaccess file?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comments and error 405 and more errorsThese posts will be lost.
But, if everything else works, then you can add those new posts again.Yes, I can add it again. It’s only 6 posts.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comments and error 405 and more errorsYes! I have a back-up of the database. But I’ve written a few posts since then.
If I install the copy of the database, I wonder if I posted since then is left?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comments and error 405 and more errorsI have tried most things now:
1. Replaced all wp files with new ones.
2. Researched all .htaccess files
3. Investigated whether there are other files that are not to wp
4. Disabled plugin, tested, activate
5. Scanned everything with “Wordfence ” ScanI want to clarify the hacker attack: They did not get in. But I guess they managed to destroy something. Since all files are intact and I can not find anything wrong, I begin to think that the hackers succeeded (without knowing it) with SQL injections destroyed something in the database.
The errors that the blog has are:
1. Can not comment, get error 405
2. At the login selects “remember”. Logs off immediately I go from admin to front or elsewhere.
3. When the post is changed and saved, I see no change on the blog immediately.
4. Some other minor faults are also that I can not be bothered to list.I’ve been looking for hours now and tried to change everything on the blog without success.
An important question:
Can a slightly incorrect database giving the errors that I described?
Anything else?The blog works fine otherwise.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comments and error 405 and more errorsThanks for the tips!
I will read and test!