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  • http://fp911.com/wp-login.php works just fine for me.

    Thread Starter fp911

    (@fp911)

    the http://www.FP911.com/wp-admin does work.

    But, http://www.FP911.com/login does not…

    I made the change quickly so my clients can log into the site.

    But, trying to figure out why

    http://www.FP911.com/login

    give me the

    “Security breach, your attempt to access a secure form has been denied!”

    But, http://www.FP911.com/login does not

    Because that’s not a WordPress default login url.

    I too get the same message “Security breach, your attempt to access a secure form has been denied!” when i try to login. This is happening from last week. I am not sure the reason as well.

    http://www.udebi.com

    Yesterday i observe following file change from plugin Better WP Security – Better WP Security Logs and found following suspicious IP doing some file changes:
    2013-03-19, 11:54 AM 87.244.136.125 /?author=1

    I am not much knowledgeable in this area, any help is appreciated

    Just curious if anyone discovered the answer to this question? I’m using Magic Members, and the login page is /login (and there is a page that exists at that location), but some users are getting the error “Security breach, your attempt to access a secure form has been denied!”

    Hello, xinak.

    I don’t know if you still need this, but I was getting this error on a client’s website and managed to correct it. For me, the issue was with a cache plugin (W3 Total Cache). You have to disable login and other pages from caching.

    For W3 Total Cache, go to Performance > Page Cache. Find the section called “Never cache the following pages:” and add these entries, one per line:

    /login/
    /register/
    /transactions/
    /payments/
    /download/
    /lostpassword/
    /subscribe/

    That should make Magic Members compatible to your website. Hope it helps you or future users. 🙂

    To add to Alan’s correct observations, for WP Super Cache Settings, go to the Advanced tab, and scroll down to “Add here strings (not a filename) that forces a page not to be cached.” Insert the same list of exceptions exactly as shown above. Our site ehrmanblog.org also includes the exceptions for Magic Members:

    /register-user/
    /forum/

    “Forum” being the use of Simple:Press 5.4 Build: 10914 at the time of this post.

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