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@dwinden, I’m not sure why you said wp-login is not default slug. I have installed a fresh WordPress (without any plugin installed and default themes) on my test domain and I can login through wp-login.

Here is my test WordPress site: http://qwe123qwe.ga/wp-login

Is there anything I can do to block wp-login (redirect to other slug)? As I mentioned in my first post, it’s a private blog (no membership registration), therefore I want to hide (redirect) all possible login slug.

I have tested it out. When I disabled addtoany, disqus will auto sync, when I enable it, disqus will not auto sync

URL: (my website url)PHP Version: 5.4.24Version: 3.8.1Active Theme: Point 1.0.6URLOpen Method: curl
Plugin Version: 2.74
Settings:

dsq_is_installed: 1
_disqus_sync_lock:
_disqus_sync_post_ids:
disqus_active:
disqus_forum_url: dkk
disqus_api_key: (secret)
disqus_user_api_key: (secret)
disqus_replace: all
disqus_cc_fix:
disqus_partner_key:
disqus_public_key:
disqus_secret_key:
disqus_sso_button:
disqus_sso_icon:
disqus_manual_sync:
disqus_disable_ssr:
disqus_last_comment_id: 1236633096
disqus_version:

Plugins:

Akismet 2.5.9 (active)
Better WP Security 3.6.3 (active)
Blogger Importer 0.6 (active)
Blogger To WordPress 2.2.3 (active)
Disqus Comment System 2.74 (active)
Redirection 2.3.4 (active)
Share Buttons by AddToAny 1.2.8.1 (active)
W3 Total Cache 0.9.3 (active)
WordPress SEO 1.4.24 (active)
WP-Optimize 1.6.1 (active)