redsand

Hi @darkwolf,

I’m sorry that you had a bad experience.

Update: Version 1.9.9.8.6 has been released. Issues affecting a small subset of 1.9.9.8.5 users have been resolved. An option to disable auto-updates has been added to the settings page, along with an advanced option to force-disable automatic updates and remove the option from the settings page. (This would be useful for multisite admins.) To disable auto-updates in the settings page, just uncheck the box for “Enable Automatic Updates” and click “Save Changes”. To use the advanced option, add the following code to the wp-config.php file (before it says to stop editing):

define( 'WPSS_AUTOUP_DISABLE', TRUE );

That should make everyone happy. 🙂

– Scott

Update: Version 1.9.9.8.6 has been released. Issues affecting a small subset of 1.9.9.8.5 users have been resolved. An option to disable auto-updates has been added to the settings page, along with an advanced option to force-disable automatic updates and remove the option from the settings page. (This would be useful for multisite admins.) To disable auto-updates in the settings page, just uncheck the box for “Enable Automatic Updates” and click “Save Changes”. To use the advanced option, add the following code to the wp-config.php file (before it says to stop editing):

define( 'WPSS_AUTOUP_DISABLE', TRUE );

That should make everyone happy. 🙂

– Scott

Update: Version 1.9.9.8.6 has been released. Issues affecting a small subset of 1.9.9.8.5 users have been resolved. An option to disable auto-updates has been added to the settings page, along with an advanced option to force-disable automatic updates and remove the option from the settings page. (This would be useful for multisite admins.) To disable auto-updates in the settings page, just uncheck the box for “Enable Automatic Updates” and click “Save Changes”. To use the advanced option, add the following code to the wp-config.php file (before it says to stop editing):

define( 'WPSS_AUTOUP_DISABLE', TRUE );

That should make everyone happy. 🙂

– Scott

Update: Version 1.9.9.8.6 has been released. Issues affecting a small subset of 1.9.9.8.5 users have been resolved. An option to disable auto-updates has been added to the settings page, along with an advanced option to force-disable automatic updates and remove the option from the settings page. (This would be useful for multisite admins.) To disable auto-updates in the settings page, just uncheck the box for “Enable Automatic Updates” and click “Save Changes”. To use the advanced option, add the following code to the wp-config.php file (before it says to stop editing):

define( 'WPSS_AUTOUP_DISABLE', TRUE );

That should make everyone happy. 🙂

– Scott

Update: Version 1.9.9.8.6 has been released. Issues affecting a small subset of 1.9.9.8.5 users have been resolved. An option to disable auto-updates has been added to the settings page, along with an advanced option to force-disable automatic updates and remove the option from the settings page. (This would be useful for multisite admins.) To disable auto-updates in the settings page, just uncheck the box for “Enable Automatic Updates” and click “Save Changes”. To use the advanced option, add the following code to the wp-config.php file (before it says to stop editing):

define( 'WPSS_AUTOUP_DISABLE', TRUE );

That should make everyone happy. 🙂

– Scott

Just an update: We have identified the issue that has been affecting some 1.9.9.8.5 users, and have been working on a fix today. We plan to release an update in the next 6 hours or so. We also have a solution for auto-updates that should make everyone happy. Stay tuned.

Hi @roscabgdn,

Thanks for reporting this.

We had another user report this earlier today as well. We have a fix going into the next release, likely later today.

– Scott

Hi @darkwolf,

If you’re having an issue after the 1.9.9.8.5 release we ask that you submit a support request at the WP-SpamShield Support Page. It’s really not fair for you to say this if you had not submitted a support request at the plugin’s main support venue. Most users are having no issues with the latest release.

– Scott

• This reply was modified 9 years, 5 months ago by redsand.
• This reply was modified 9 years, 5 months ago by redsand.