I’m referring the list of blocked IPs. Thanks.
Please! I’m trying to fix something!
Thank you!
And just in case there is any confusion about what I’m asking and I end up with questions instead of answers, I’m looking for the text file where the blocked IP addresses, spam words, etc. are stored.
C’mon — someone — this is critical!
Thank you! But I cannot find an “array” called “moderation_keys”. I’m trying to verify that my own IP address is not in the block list. How do I do that? How do I search for it in phpadmin?
There should be a Search tab when first accessing your db in phpMyAdmin.
Options > Discussion.
Look in the spam words list.
In the wp_options table, look for the moderation_keys entry.
This is an urgent request for clarification. Is it possible for someone to hack into a wordpress installation on a hosted domain and block the owner of that domain from ever accessing their site through wordpress? I have not been able to access my site for more than a week now and between my ISP and host, they’ve supposedly done all they can (refresh dns, etc.). Others can view my site, but I seem to be the only person on the planet who cannot. Even though I was able to access my host’s cpanel and view mysql records to determine whether or not my IP is listed as a blocked IP (it is not), I am still unable to view my site at debwire.com/blog. I’m left with the conclusion that I’ve been blocked somehow through wordpress, but I don’t know how to tell beyond the wp_options table and moderation_keys. Please advise!
No, this isn’t possible. However, spammers do spoof IP addresses. In some random bad chance, you could have blocked a spammer who was spoofing your IP address, thus blocking yourself.
