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Hi, @knaooka
Thanks for handling this. I’m glad I could be of help.
I look forward to seeing the future development of the project.I will also contact the SiteGuard support team regarding this issue, but I have another suggestion regarding preventing this kind of issue.
Even if AIOS Rename Login Page is configured correctly at first, users may install another security plugin later that also provides a custom login URL feature.
In that case, the conflict may occur much later, and users may not realize what caused the problem because the original AIOS configuration was working correctly.
Would it be possible for AIOS to detect possible conflicts with other login URL changing features and show a warning, or temporarily disable the AIOS Rename Login feature to prevent administrators from being locked out?
For example, a message like:
“Another plugin may also be modifying the login URL. AIOS Rename Login has been temporarily disabled to prevent a login conflict.”
This could help prevent users from losing access to their admin area.
This configuration had been working without any issues for several years. The fatal error only started occurring after updating to WordPress 7.0.2.
I have identified the cause.
The issue appears to be related to the login URL feature being enabled in both AIOS and SiteGuard WP Plugin.
When the Rename Login feature is enabled in both plugins (using the same custom login URL), I can reproduce the fatal error.
When I disable the AIOS Rename Login feature and use only the SiteGuard login page change feature, everything works normally.
This suggests there may be a compatibility issue between the two plugins when both login page protection features are enabled.
Thank you for your reply and for creating an internal ticket to investigate this issue.
First, I think there may be a small typo in your reply. My site is running WordPress 7.0.2, not 6.0.2.
Also, the issue did not occur immediately after updating to WordPress 7.0.2.
After the update, I was able to log in successfully at least once. The fatal error only occurred several days later, when my login session had expired and I needed to log in again.
My active theme was:
- AFFINGER7EX
- Version: 20260707
My active plugins were:
- Advanced Editor Tools
- AFFINGER Read Completion Checker (Beta)
- AFFINGER7 AI Support
- AFFINGER7 Blocks
- Classic Editor
- Code Block Pro
- Contact Form 7
- Custom Taxonomy Order
- Firelight Lightbox
- Flying Scripts
- MalCare WordPress Security Plugin
- Pochipp
- Pochipp Pro
- Pz-LinkCard
- Search Regex
- Shortcake (Shortcode UI)
- Site Kit by Google
- SiteGuard WP Plugin
- SUGOI MOKUJI (PRO)
- UpdraftPlus
- WP Multibyte Patch
- WP Popular Posts
- WP Rollback
- WP-Optimize
- XML Sitemap Generator for Google
- All-In-One Security (AIOS) 5.4.9
I have been using AIOS together with SiteGuard WP Plugin and MalCare for several years without any login-related issues until this incident.
The fatal error disappeared immediately after I disabled AIOS by renaming its plugin folder, and I was able to log in normally again.
If you need any additional information or if you would like me to perform any tests, I’d be happy to help.
Thank you for your support.