dwinden
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@TZAL
When this topic started you reported that there were 2 notices being closed and then after logout/login both notices were redisplayed.
Is that still the case ?
You now mention “each new day”. Does that mean logout/login on the first day (just after closing the notices) does not redisplay the notices ? So they only redisplay the next day ?
Are there any other symptoms ? Like the Security Check screen reappearing ?
dwinden
There are currently 4 different people (in 2 topics) reporting this issue.
I think I know what is going wrong.
However I do not have an env available that allows me to reproduce the issue. So I cannot test my theory.
If possible please provide access to a test env that reproduces the issue.
Contact me at dwinden at xs4all dot nl.
dwinden
There are currently 4 different people (2 topics) reporting this issue.
I think I know what is going wrong.
However I do not have an env available that allows me to reproduce the issue. So I cannot test my theory.
If possible please provide access to a test env that reproduces the issue.
Contact me at [email address removed]
dwinden
Please take a look at the content of the wp-config.php file. Manually remove the following lines if they exist:
// BEGIN iThemes Security - Do not modify or remove this line // iThemes Security Config Details: 2 define( 'DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT', true ); // Disable File Editor - Security > Settings > WordPress Tweaks > File Editor // END iThemes Security - Do not modify or remove this lineThese lines are usually located at the TOP of the wp-config.php file.
dwinden
Ok, thank you for that additional info.
According to Google translate “У вас недостаточно полномочий для доступа к этой странице.” translates to “You do not have (sufficient) permissions to access this page”. Which is a bit different.
Note: Google translate left out the sufficient word which is included in the default message from WordPress.
Actually, I can reproduce this default message when accessing the theme-editor.php file while the iTSec plugin File Editor setting is still enabled.
So even though you think you disabled the setting it looks like it is still enabled. Could you doublecheck ?
dwinden
Maybe it only seems like that …
Often there are more changes to your env (other plugins, theme etc)…
WordPress is constantly evolving … and so is your site.What is the exact message you are getting ?
Using MultiSite ?
dwinden
This is not an iTSec plugin issue.
According to the /wp-admin/theme-editor.php code:
if ( !current_user_can('edit_themes') ) wp_die('<p>'.__('You do not have sufficient permissions to edit templates for this site.').'</p>');dwinden
@tazo todua
core\modules\hide-backend\validator.php: $this->add_error( __( ‘The Login Slug cannot be “%1$s” as WordPress uses that slug.’, ‘better-wp-security’ ) );
core\modules\hide-backend\validator.php: $this->add_error( sprintf( __( ‘The Login Slug cannot be “%1$s” as WordPress uses that slug.’, ‘better-wp-security’ ), $this->settings[‘slug’] ) );
dwinden
OK, try and disable the Default Blacklist setting in the Banned Users module.
If the issue persists try and disable the Uploads setting AS WELL in the System Tweaks module.
Oh one other thing. What is the version of LiteSpeed being used ?
dwinden
Please confirm your website is running on LiteSpeed web server.
Also, please post the content of your .htaccess file.
dwinden
@TZAL
Ok, so basically nothing has changed.
I think best thing to do is to delete the 5.1.1 plugin from the WordPress Dashboard.
This will cleanup the database from any iTSec traces.
Then install the 5.6.0 release.So new instructions:
First deactivate the current iTSec plugin release (5.6.0)
Then use FTP to delete the better-wp-security folder.
Download and MANUALLY (using FTP) install the iTSec plugin 5.1.1 release.
Navigate to the Dashboard Plugins menu option and click on the iTSec plugin 5.1.1 Delete link.
It will ask you for confirmation. Agree to delete everything.Now install the iTSec 5.6.0 release.
dwinden
What browser and what version of that browser are you using ?
Have you tested this from different browsers ?dwinden
@TZAL
Use phpMyAdmin and check the build number is now 4041.
Log into the database using phpMyAdmin.
Click on the wp_options table of your database in the left panel.
Click on the SQL tab in the right panel.
Run the following SQL query:select * from wp_options where option_name = ‘itsec-storage’ or option_name = ‘itsec_data’;
Update the topic with the info displayed.
dwinden
Try and temporarily set WP_DEBUG to true in the wp-config.php file.
This may help get some errors displayed on screen.
If not check the web server error_log for any relevant errors.Lastly check the browser console for any javascript errors (unlikely but you never know).
Also try and temporarily switch to the WordPress default TwentySixteen theme. This will tell us whether the issue is theme related or not.
dwinden