Auctollo

to be clear @richardkrone, you’re using wordpress in network mode?

The latest release is now generally available, resolving this issue. Thanks for your feedback, patience and support!

The latest release is now generally available, resolving this issue. Thanks everyone for your feedback, patience and support!

Thanks @grossbard. The latest release is now generally available, resolving this issue.

@dvershinin I respect your opinion.

However, the challenge is that the plugin has been this way for nearly a decade. And to be clear, last time I checked, no other popular indexation or SEO plugins are adding headers to their files either.

If you wish, caching plugins or simply adding some directives to the web server config will successfully set caching headers on sitemap files. That is my recommendation. There will be no changes to the plugin to add caching headers to the files.

@obache we had a tagging mistake in the last release, v4.1.15 should behave as expected.

I think Wordfence could explain best, but this error appears to communicate that the file in question differs from the original file in the release. I have no way of knowing who modified that file, but this issue is not one we can resolve. As a first step, I recommend reinstalling the plugin and then trying to understand who made the file change and why before looking into security issues.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Auctollo.

@inspiredtaste this is a frequently requested feature that is coming soon in an upcoming release.