Gerroald

Hey Galbaras,

Thanks for reporting this.

I haven’t been able to recreate this yet. If anyone would like to assist you can email me if you’d like.

gerroald@ithemes.com

Thanks,

Gerroald

Hi,

This wording is going to be updated to be more clear. It’s acknowledging that you do indeed have SSL.

In the SSL portion of your Settings page you can select “Whole Site”. This will force SSL on the entire site.

Thanks,

Gerroald

Hey Terry,

The feature has been removed in 4.9.0. There’s more information about this release in the article below. You can sign up for the newsletter to stay up to date with what we’re doing!

https://ithemes.com/2015/08/03/ithemes-security-4-9-0-and-ithemes-security-pro-1-17-0-are-here/

Thanks,

Gerroald

Hey Pyramusnl,

This is now fixed in 4.9.0. Can you please confirm?

Thanks,

Gerroald

Hi,

Did you get this working?

Are you getting redirected to the home page when trying to access the login page? If so, then it sounds like Away Mode is active. Navigate to wp-content > uploads > ithemes-security via FTP and delete the itsec_away.confg file. This will get you back in.

Thanks!

Gerroald

Hi,

I’d suggest creating a new user, transfer all content to it and delete the old one. If you can’t access your site to do this, then deactivate the plugin via FTP by renaming it’s directory to something like ithemes-security-pro.bak. Once you’re in and made the adjustments you can rename it back to reactivate it.

Thanks,

Gerroald

Hi,

I’ve filed a bug report. I’ve also added a link to this post so I can inform you of any progress.

Thanks,

Gerroald

Hey Michael,

It definitely sounds like Hide Backend isn’t playing nice with your environment. Try adding the code below to your wp-config.php. Then see if you can deactivate/reactivate the plugin. If you’re able to successfully do that you’ll need to re-configure the settings as this will wipe them. I’d avoid re-enabling Hide Backend.

define( 'ITSEC_DEVELOPMENT', true );

Thanks,

Gerroald