Hi @wolfgang65
define AIOS_DISABLE_LOGIN_WHITELIST to true in wp-config.php works if the login whitelist enabled and 403 error.
Can you please let me know do you have enabled rename login? or firewall rules?
Please try remove from .htaccess all code between below two lines and then check.
“BEGIN All In One WP Security”
“END All In One WP Security”
If still issue make sure that wp-config.php file do not include the aios-bootstrap.php
If still issue remove the wp-content\uploads\aios\firewall-rules\settings.php
Please try above and let me know what happens.
Regards
Hi @hjogiupdraftplus,
I tried all 3 points you wrote, but all the time when I activate AIOS I get a 403 error. I did not rename login and I have only the basic firewall.
Kind regards Wolfgang
Hi @wolfgang65
If you have enabled from Firewall > Enable basic firewall it writes rules in .htaccess files so generally removing the all code lines between should work.
“#BEGIN All In One WP Security”
“#END All In One WP Security”
Plugin raises 403 error is due either firewall rule applied or login whitelist.
Which server this plugin running ? Apache / Lightspeed ? Do you have any other firewall rule applied bad query string which might be from the your domain name ? what is your site domain ?
Can you please do one thing do all 3 things first then.
From database tables start with {tableprefix}_aiowps remove all.
Also from wp_options having options “aio” please remove that. ( Before removing can you please backup aio_wp_security_configs. value so later you can send me privately I will instruct you.)
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Regards