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  • Thread Starter peorman

    (@peorman)

    I’ve tracked down some of what is going on, just no idea what to do about it.

    This works and brings the page up:
    https://www.lrpsp.com/?page_id=1666

    This fails (was bringing up a 404 error message – but now – don’t know what I did – brings up the site home page – just not in the editor):

    https://www.lrpsp.com/wp-admin/post.php/?post=1666&action=edit

    Thread Starter peorman

    (@peorman)

    Thanks for the advice. I’ve installed the WordFence plugin and will monitor traffic for changes. It may be nothing, but unfortunately there are bad actors out there that would love to compromise WordPress sites to gain access to the sever I’m paying for.

    Thread Starter peorman

    (@peorman)

    Understood, I am at WordPress 3.8.1 (I have a habit of just clicking upgrade whenever it pops up).

    The site URL is: http://www.lrpsp.com/

    If you need ISP specifics (for the SSL configuration) please contact me directly.

    Also, please note that currently (on the site) I’ve commented out the comment section (would have been, really, really, really, nice to have been able to just turn the jetpack comments off) so that the site is just using the regular WordPress comment form. I wanted to keep some of the other features of JetPack without disabling SSL. According to a reader, this has led to some behavior of not connecting securely at login until it is forced with https:// and then after login it wants to flip back and then when it is forced again it sticks (just so you know what you may be dealing with).

    As far as users logging into WordPress.com – that is fine, the thing I was surprised at (when I set up a generic test user) was the “To enable all of the Jetpack features you’ll need to link your account here to your WordPress.com account using the button on to the right” Followed by WordPress.com Stats … with all the modules. Why in the world would a generic user to a site see that on their Dashboard? (and if there is a configuration to not allow that – OK, I haven’t done my homework – but if so – why is it on by default?)

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