There might be something more I can try. It normally happens because PHP likes to cache files that are used frequently, which includes one of the special files my plugin creates and renews regularly to ensure that your db credentials are used securely, and not stored or transmitted in ways they shouldn’t be.
This is all to work around an architectural issue in WordPress, which is that it “boots” through the config file (the last line is require_once ABSPATH . 'wp-settings.php) rather than just including it, like practically every other file-based config system. Otherwise I could just include WP’s config and use its constants without loading WordPress itself.
No rush, I had to do a lot of repairs in a client site and got these messages every few actions.
Safety first of course, if this is it, I will accept :P.
Want to help me test an updated version? Feel free to compare the contents of the zip file to the stable release version, if you’re at all concerned about its content. The version tag is such that it will be overwritten by the next stable release.
https://filebin.net/79w372tgv8m0ilto
Of course, doing so now, thanks!
I cant seem to download the file. Any other way to get it? 😉
It’s still working for me. You’re not trying to save that link directly, by any chance, are you? It should take you to a page with a single file listed.