Please accept my apologies for your inconvenience.
Can you define the below code line in the wp-config.php and then try again?
define('AIOS_DISABLE_COOKIE_BRUTE_FORCE_PREVENTION', true);
define('AIOS_DISABLE_LOGIN_WHITELIST', true);
Let me know what will happen on your end.
Thread Starter
Natalia
(@nataliaszw)
Hi.
Thank you! Now, I can log-in. Is there anything else that should be done?
@nataliaszw
Can you please remove the below code line and able to login?
define('AIOS_DISABLE_LOGIN_WHITELIST', true);
Thread Starter
Natalia
(@nataliaszw)
Thanks.
After removing this line, a 403 error appeared and I cannot log in.
Thread Starter
Natalia
(@nataliaszw)
@pmbaldha
Hi. What next should I do? I cant login after removing the line you asked. Thank you!
It looks like the login whitelist is not disabled automatically on the upgrade of the AIOS plugin.
Before the AIOS 5.0.9 version, the login whitelist was not working on all non-apache servers and a few specially configured apache servers because It was implemented based on HTACCESS rules. You may be enabled the login whitelist feature in the AIOS version older than 5.0.9 version. The login whitelist feature has begun working from AIOS 5.0.9 version because we have implemented the logic in the PHP code instead of HTACCESS rules. Same time, we have disabled all enabled login whitelisting and shown notice on upgrade.
Please re-add the below code line in the wp-config.php file:
define('AIOS_DISABLE_LOGIN_WHITELIST', true);
Then log in to admin dashboard, Go to Admin Dashboard > WP Security > Brute force > Login whitelist, untick the “Enable IP whitelisting” checkbox and save settings.
Then you can remove both newly added code lines from wp-config.php file and you will login without any hesitation in the future.
Thread Starter
Natalia
(@nataliaszw)
@pmbaldha
Thank you. All works fine 🙂
