Česlav Przywara
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In reply to: [All-In-One Security (AIOS) – Security and Firewall] Cant access my siteWell, it was your decision to wipe your work out and not wait until someone willing to help you replies. My comment might seem cynical to you, but I only stated the obvious. Nevertheless, I admit that it was unprofessional and I should have kept my reply focused on the problem itself. Lesson learned.
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In reply to: [All-In-One Security (AIOS) – Security and Firewall] Cant access my siteHi Stuart,
Maybe too late for you, but someone else might find himself in the same situation:
- If you’re not sure how to fix your
.htaccessfile by hand, just rename it (tobroken.htaccessfor example). When you restore access to your website, you can always re-create clean.htaccessfile by visiting Permalinks menu under Settings. - You don’t have to wipe out your entire public directory – renaming plugin folder is sufficient. This way you can avoid losing your entire work.
Both advices are mentioned in the pinned post you mentioned. If you have ane problems applying the steps mentioned in the post, just ask and wait for further advice. In your case, you could install phpMyAdmin (or similar) yourself.
I’m sorry for your loss, but it seems you prefer to lose 2 weeks of your work instead of wait an hour or two for support. I’m marking this thread as resolved.
Cheers,
ČeslavForum: Plugins
In reply to: [All-In-One Security (AIOS) – Security and Firewall] hoenypotHi rahy,
I’m glad you’ve managed to solve your problem. I’m setting this topic as resolved.
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In reply to: [All-In-One Security (AIOS) – Security and Firewall] hoenypotIt seems like there’s a CSS stylesheet (or JS file) from Ninja Forms plugin that is not being loaded when AIOWPSF is active. It might be that AIOWPSF blocks the HTTP request for that file. I know you said you have deactivated the features, but could you try once more? Try using “Disable All Firewall Rules” button under Settings.
Also, you may check your browser console for any reported 403 errors. It would help to know the url of request that’s being blocked.
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In reply to: [All-In-One Security (AIOS) – Security and Firewall] hoenypotCan you post a link to the website where you have this problem?
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In reply to: [All-In-One Security (AIOS) – Security and Firewall] .exe file downloadHi,
Any HTTP request with URL ending with
.exeis blocked by 5G and 6G firewall rules. Try to disable them under Firewall > 6G Blacklist Firewall Rules and check, if your problem is resolved.Cheers,
ČeslavForum: Plugins
In reply to: [All-In-One Security (AIOS) – Security and Firewall] hoenypotHi,
As far as I know, honeypot field is added only to login form, so this feature should not interfere with Ninja Forms. Also, this message does not sound like anything produced by the plugin. Perhaps you have another plugin active that adds those honeypot fields?
Greets,
ČeslavThanks, this is somehow helpful 🙂
I guess the problem is that, when maintenance mode is active, AIOWPS outputs maintenance page that includes call to wp_head(). However, in this case, the request is effectively for an admin page and Divi theme probably does not include file with
et_is_ab_testing_active()function in admin context (whenis_admin()is true).@wpsolutions I think AIOWPS should just ignore maintenance mode in such case and call
wp_die()with 403 code like it does otherwise. Quite likely this can be an issue with other themes as well.Hmm, it’s a bit hard to debug this problem since Divi is a premium theme.
It would be useful to have at least a traceback of function calls that led to this Fatal Error. Can you perhaps edit the
[...]/Divi/includes/builder/framework.phpfile at the test install and put the following two lines just before line 54 (ie. before call toet_is_ab_testing_active()function):$e = new Exception(); echo $e->getTraceAsString();
This should print a traceback to the front-end (just before the execution dies with Fatal Error).
Hi Ruud,
I see the following error at http://test.rhfw.nl/wp-admin/:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function et_is_ab_testing_active() in /home/rhfwnl/public_html/test/wp-content/themes/Divi/includes/builder/framework.php on line 54
Does Divi theme come with A/B testing feature? If so, can you try what happens, if you disable it?
Cheers,
ČeslavForum: Plugins
In reply to: [All-In-One Security (AIOS) – Security and Firewall] Filesystem SecurityHi brody,
If your WordPress can auto-update itself and you have no problems with uploading of media files then you should be fine even if your website has more strict file/directory permissions than recommended.
Cheers,
ČeslavHi vcarneir,
My apologies, there’s a bug in the code that I’ve contributed to the last version – you can fix it as per @wpsolutions suggestion.
However, this bug is related to “File Types To Ignore” feature. If you have problems with “Files/Directories To Ignore” since last version, make sure you use pathnames relative to the WordPress install directory. Instead of
/wp-content/uploads/you should usewp-content/uploads/(without leading slash). The former pattern doesn’t work as of 4.1.1.The 4.1.1 version slightly changes the way “Files/Directories To Ignore” are matched against actual file/directory path. Instead of comparing against full absolute path, only the part of the path relative to WordPress install directory is used. This helps to avoid issues with too generic ignore patterns that could match WordPress install directory path (like
wwwetc.) and result in all files being ignored.Cheers,
ČeslavHi Merkucio,
Both these emails aren’t the same as the website domain.
This could be a problem (in theory). Some webhosts block email that is sent from address that has different domain than the webhosted site. Also, if the domain of your admin email has SPF record set and it doesn’t include your webhost IP, than your email might be killed by some SMTP server on its way.
However, if you use the same admin email on other websites at the same webhost, the problem is likely elsewhere. As @mbrsolution suggested, try searching for differences between the websites (plugins installed etc.)
Cheers,
ČeslavHi Ruud,
You don’t have to copy
functions.phpfile from parent theme. In fact, by doing so you can break your site.Please, read an article about Child Themes in Codex – it explains the basics of child theme creation.
Cheers,
ČeslavHi,
Just a shot in the dark: is the domain of your admin email the same as the website domain?
The problem could be that AIOWPSF sends backup email with “From” header set to admin email. At some webhosts, email can be send from webserver only if “From” header contains an email address that is on the same domain as the website (sometimes the email address must correspond to an actual mailbox/alias as well).
Cheers,
Česlav - If you’re not sure how to fix your