Agent Deepak
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Hi Gabriel sorry for late reply, just saw this now.
The problem is simple – 2,147,483,647 is the highest possible ‘Int Value’. This is the INT (integer) computing limit.
So when I tried to add a value twice this. I got stuck. I should have had subtracted this value to go to zero but didn’t as I was new.
I solved my problem by deleting the DB Logs completely. I had just started so it was not a problem.
While most users won’t reach this limit unless they are giving away large points say 10,000 for simple tasks to members. I give 1000 points for a post. 200 for Topics. So unless my site grow like crazy in few months, I myself won’t reach the limit.
I guess the limit can be increased by using ‘float’ instead. I have no idea how it works with PHP. Should be same as C, C++ and Java right.
PS: I will join the main Support Forum on your site soon and re post this there. I have few more questions too.
Any Progress or word on my Feature Suggestion?
OK, thanks for the explanation.
I deleted logs in Database base and somehow the problem was solved.
Ohh! I tried enabling Login Protection and using custom login. It didn’t work. Probably because of 2 step authentication and wp-login was being called else 2 step won’t work.
Anyways thanks for all help.
The Ninja Firewall Stats show 119 attempts since yesterday. 5% critical and rest medium. Good to see those hacking attempts being stopped.
Marking this as resolved. Since my main problem is resolved. Thanks again.
So is it similar to using .htpasswd?
Currently I am the only person but in 1-2 month it will change.
I do use a membership plugin with custom login page and also has a Login form in my Menu. So lets say I enable it. Will those who login from custom page/login or Menu also get prompted for user/password defined in the Login Protection page (wp-login.php is probably being called (in backened) but I do not think there is redirect to wp-login – not an expert so don’t know).
To stop wp-login access I had tried out renaming wp-login.php once but that breaks my 2 step authentication and membership login. Then I tried .htpasswd but well if users gets promoted for an extra login-password it will be annoying.
PS: I think, WordPress should have a in-built feature to change wp-login page to whatever we wish. This will stop most of the brute-force – most automated once atleast)
Awesome. It now works. Tested only on Single Site so far but will install on other blogs too.
BTW about Login Protection/Enable brute force attack protection – this is off by default. Will making it always ON, slow down my site.
When using All in one security pack, I see around 10 failed login attempts daily (which are automatically blocked for a week – lockdown).
So when should I consider login attempts to be brute-force. My website is relatively low traffic as of now.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Rublon Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)] Conflict with Users SwitchingOK. Thanks.
OK. I will talk to GoDaddy Hosting Support to have HHVM installed. I am assuming it can only be done by them.
I do have zend codes is my php.ini. I think I installed them long ago but don’t remember when. HHVM would not have any conflict with them I assume.
Anyways It will likely take few day.
I will report back. If this works, I will gladly make a small tutorial and share with you. You have been great so far helping me out.
Editing manually php.ini is not a great problem. In fact I like to do it manually.
Still unable to install.
Here are the results of ninjacheck.php
NinjaFirewall (WP edition) troublershooter
Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cache limiter – headers already sent (output started at /home/content/XX/XXXXXXX/html/Wordpress/ninjacheck.php:36) in /home/content/XX/XXXXXXX/html/Wordpress/wp-content/plugins/ninjafirewall/ninjafirewall.php on line 43
HTTP server :Apache
PHP version :5.3.24
PHP SAPI :CGI-FCGIauto_prepend_file : none
NinjaFirewall detection : NinjaFirewall is not loadedLoaded INI file :/home/content/XX/XXXXXXX/html/php5.ini
user_ini.filename :.user.ini
user_ini.cache_ttl:300 seconds
User PHP INI :php5.ini found –DOCUMENT_ROOT :/var/chroot/home/content/XX/XXXXXXX/html
wp-config.php :found in /home/content/XX/XXXXXXX/html/Wordpress/wp-config.php
ABSPATH :/home/content/XX/XXXXXXX/html/Wordpress/ (ABSPATH != DOCUMENT_ROOT)
WordPress version :4.1.1
WP_CONTENT_DIR :/home/content/XX/XXXXXXX/html/Wordpress/wp-content
Plugins directory :/home/content/XX/XXXXXXX/html/Wordpress/wp-content/pluginsBTW about the recursive php.ini
Which .htaccess file are you refering in http://ninjafirewall.com/wordpress/help.php
I tried adding the .htaccess too.
BTW Ninja Firewall is just bunch of PHP script right. So If I just use Pro version can’t I protect my wordpress with that too. Just asking. I am thinking on the line of installing it in root and maybe there is configuration to lets it protect wordpress (multiple) in one go. Is that something that can be done. This is only if WP one doesn’t work out.
Thats great.