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  • Plugin Author Peter Butler

    (@peterebutler)

    Sounds like a bug – the scanner file WILL match itself (and therefore flag as vulnerable), but it should be set to skip over scanning that file. I’ll try to take a closer look at what could have caused the issue you saw. If you’ve got any info you can share, I’d love to hear it. THanks!

    I have the same issue, it correctly updated instances of timthumb but does pick out vulnerabilities in these 2 files.

    cg-tvs-filescanner.php
    class-cg-tvs-filescanner.php

    This would be fine but it also keeps reminding me in a red dialog box.. Did you ever manage to find out why this might happen?

    Thanks for a very useful plugin btw!

    Plugin Author Peter Butler

    (@peterebutler)

    DMX, I at least verified that this happens on Windows installations, but I’ve updated the plugin to handle those properly – should be working now.

    Thanks!

    dmx09

    (@dmx09)

    Works perfectly now, many thanks for addressing that so quickly!

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