dwinden
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Indeed a WORTHLESS topic.
I guess you didn’t read the warning message in red that is included with this feature and that says you should make a database backup before using the feature …
dwinden
Actually I already figured this out a while ago.
The conclusion is included in this topic.If this answers your question please mark this topic as ‘resolved’.
dwinden
Adding /wp-content/uploads/ (folder) to the 404 whitelist will not prevent
/wp-content/uploads/file1.jpg
/wp-content/uploads/file2.jpg
/wp-content/uploads/…….from being logged as a 404.
You will need to add:
/wp-content/uploads/file1.jpg
/wp-content/uploads/file2.jpgto the 404 whitelist for these 404 requests to be whitelisted.
dwinden
The issue as described in the topic I referred to is not specific for PHP 7.0. I’ve seen the same error happening with several older PHP releases.
But I’ve also seen it working fine in those same PHP releases.It seems the chances are higher that you will run into that error while using PHP 7.
It seems the MySQL extension was deprecated in PHP 5.5.0, and it was removed in PHP 7.0.0. Instead, the MySQLi or PDO_MySQL extension should be used.
The iTSec plugin has the (MySQL) mysql_get_client_info() function hardcoded.
Anyway we don’t even know whether this issue actually causes your crash.
The crash symptom does not seem to match.dwinden
@expert15mx
Oops, seems like I did not receive an email of your last post.
It looks like specifying a folder in the 404 whitelist does not work as expected …
Since there are several similar topics opened on this forum I’ll have a look at the iTSec plugin 404 Detection code.
dwinden
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: wpfc & ithemes security: cache 404-errors?‘wp-content/cache’ is by default whitelisted as a folder in the 404 Detection feature.
Don’t think the 404s on cached files are intrusion attempts.
When ‘wp-content/cache’ is by default whitelisted you would expect no 404 error to be logged for “/…/wp-content/cache/wpfc-minified/ce55fb16847fe040cc91f28dc01b7c7b/1438637689index.css”.
Unclear how this 404 whitelisting works exactly.
dwinden
You’ll probably need to disable iTSec plugin features one by one and see whether it makes any difference.
If enabled start by disabling the Banned Users section HackRepair.com blacklist setting. No result, start disabling any System Tweaks section settings.
dwinden
Indeed a strange decision made by iThemes.
If your question has been answered please mark this topic as ‘resolved’.dwinden