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  • Thread Starter lwc5757

    (@lwc5757)

    I have tried to uninstall and reinstall but still does not help

    @lwc5757

    1. wp-login.php -> check
    2. wp-admin -> check
    3. admin -> check
    4. login -> check
    5. (not listed but) dashboard -> check

    ALL 5 default WordPress login page slugs are blocked.

    wp-login is not a default WordPress login page slug …

    dwinden

    Thread Starter lwc5757

    (@lwc5757)

    @dwinden, I’m not sure why you said wp-login is not default slug. I have installed a fresh WordPress (without any plugin installed and default themes) on my test domain and I can login through wp-login.

    Here is my test WordPress site: http://qwe123qwe.ga/wp-login

    Is there anything I can do to block wp-login (redirect to other slug)? As I mentioned in my first post, it’s a private blog (no membership registration), therefore I want to hide (redirect) all possible login slug.

    @lwc5757

    Because it’s not.

    The fact that wp-login gives access to the login page is a web server issue at your hosting provider. If properly configured wp-login will not give access to the WordPress Dashboard login page.

    Try it on several environments at different hosting providers (if possible) and you’ll see …

    dwinden

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