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That would make sense…
…are you doing this with a domain mapping plugin?
As a worst case you could manually remove the check from the code in secure.php
@cogmios. Thanks. I don’t even know what they all so I won’t be checking them all.
@djavet – That is a significant amount of plugins you have going there. Just by the title I could see how certain ones could cause issues (although I have no idea what most of them do) but I’m afraid that unless you can pinpoint the plugin you are having a conflict with I’m not going to be able to be much help to you.
Number 1 should be doable. I’ll put something in the dev version in the next week or so. Could I then ask you to test it?
It should only be sending daily although I can see how certain caching situations might result in more emails. I’ll see if I can’t rework the scheduler for some better reliability.
Thanks for the info.
hmm…
2 ways to handle this…
easiest: log in from a different machine (different IP address) and clear the lock (also check the ban users list just in case).
the hard way: Clear the bwps_lockouts table in the database. And check to make sure your ip isn’t in a Deny From line in .htaccess. Once cleared log in the clear both the logs and your ip from ban users (if present).
Duke, BWPS only updates the .htaccess file it sees in the root of the WordPress installation by design. If it was to leave the WordPress installation it could easily break other applications that are located on the machine.
Try removing everything in the “Better WP Security” section from .htaccess and see if you can then get into your site.
Thanks for the followup webdizzy. Were you given any error messages when you clicked the change button that may indicate what caused the problem?
I’m afraid the only recommendation I can give you in that situation is to disable HAckRepair’s list entirely.
That will happen if you’ve renamed your wp-content with existing content (it’s one of the reasons it is recommended not to do so).
My suggestion is to create a rewrite rule of your own that would redirect anything from wp-content/uploads to your new content directory/uploads.
Can you check your mail logs? Within the last few weeks a number of hosts seem to have restricted email sending and the timing on your issue may in fact be coincidental.
Glad it’s working. Thanks for the followup.