davefezz
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Hi KTS915,
ok thanks for the quick advice – I’ll install the free version of s2member and do some testing before we go all the way with a2member pro.
Have a good day.
DaveApologies – I meant s2member 🙂
Hi there,
any update on this – as since enabling wordfence my database grows and grows.
I remove transients and revisions but the database continues to grow.
I am considering WP-Optimize for this.
Any advice is appreciated.
Regards,
DavefHi Brian,
thanks for this suggestion – I have disabled a few more things, jsut ran a scan and will check on the db size.
As shown on a few other posts. I tried the truncate table wp_wfHoover
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Our host showed me this output and the wp_options.MYD and .MYI seems to large as does the
… mysql mysql 171M Feb 24 22:26 wp_options.MYD
… mysql 20M Feb 24 22:26 wp_options.MYI
… mysql 14M Feb 24 22:26 wp_wfHits.ibd
… mysql mysql 10M Feb 24 12:57 wp_wfFileMods.ibd
… mysql mysql 9.0M Feb 24 12:57 wp_wfConfig.ibd
… mysql 9.0M Feb 24 22:26 wp_wfLeechers.ibdIs it ok to empty the wp_wfHits, wp_wfFileMods and wp_wfLeechers tables? (oops already done this and wordfence still seems ok – scan works).
I have Live Traffic disabled since the db growth was noticed (from less than 80MB pre-wordfence to 211MB) – I have increased our quota to 300 but this is a little unusual for a standard wp using minimal avada + woocommerce.Any advice is appreciated – I do intend to go to the pro version btw 🙂
Regards,
DaveForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Theme My Login] Kicked out from the wp-admingood move Paul.
try user profiles made easy.
happy coding.
DaveForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Theme My Login] Kicked out from the wp-admingood move Paul.
happy coding.
DaveForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Theme My Login] Kicked out from the wp-adminHi Paul,
the setting needs to be a zero for false with regard to restricting access – so I advised the wrong way around above 🙂 sorry bout that.
For yours I would set them back to a zero and enable one at a time while testing your access and keep your database open to note the changes and to modify if your admin account access breaks. Not doing all at once within wp may be a safer bet. Doing in Steps maybe.
This works as an example.
a:5:{s:13:”administrator”;a:2:{s:13:”theme_profile”;b:1;s:14:”restrict_admin”;b:0;}s:6:”editor”;a:2:{s:13:”theme_profile”;b:1;s:14:”restrict_admin”;b:1;}s:6:”author”;a:2:{s:13:”theme_profile”;b:1;s:14:”restrict_admin”;b:0;}s:11:”contributor”;a:2:{s:13:”theme_profile”;b:1;s:14:”restrict_admin”;b:1;}s:10:”subscriber”;a:2:{s:13:”theme_profile”;b:1;s:14:”restrict_admin”;b:1;}}Cheers,
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Theme My Login] Kicked out from the wp-adminApologies for not letting you know this solution sooner.
Database wp_options table has the access levels as set by TML.
Searching for restrict_admin will bring the settings – where it has “restrict_admin”;b:0;}” change the 0 to a 1 for administrator (may depend on how many administrators) but 0 means no access.
I realise your installation may have been new enough to just re do it – but not ideal for me.
Searching the database and fixing there is better and recommended.
Cheers and thanks for your input.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Theme My Login] Kicked out from the wp-adminHi there – I have done the same thing – I noted when choosing to disable access that administrator was greyed out and therefore assumed it would not be one of the disabled for access to the backend.
I do have my database access but am not sure which setting to modify in users users meta?
Any advice on this would be appreciated?
Thank you.