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Hi again!
Thanks for elaborating. I understand. It makes sense to me that you might only want alerts for login attempts that were using a valid username. I can’t make any promises of if or when it will be implemented but I’ll forward your feature request to the team for consideration.Thanks for the feedback!
Hi again,
I’m sorry I don’t think I understand what the problem is exactly. Do you mean that your results were expanded more before? If so, there is a toggle at the top where you can enable expanded results.See this image:
Hi @acwtfsf87bb,
That would only make sense if you were hosting the sites yourself. Glad to hear it’s working now though!Hi @mevelardi,
Thanks for the update. If it’s possible to enable Wordfence at any point, you could send me a diagnostics report from Wordfence. The function to send diagnostics is at the top of the Wordfence > Tools > Diagnostics. If so, make sure you send it to asa@wordfence.com and enter your username mevelardi so I know who the diagnostics are coming from.Thanks!
Hi @tmuikku,
Thanks for the update. Just curious because of another case I’m working on, you haven’t seen anything logged in PHP error logs related to deadlock?Hi again,
You might be blocking POST requests only, or be restricting access to admin-ajax.php specifically. The test for connecting back to the site uses the WordPress core function wp_remote_post to admin-ajax.php. You can find the code in wp-content/plugins/wordfence/lib/wfDiagnostic.php. It looks like this$adminAJAX = admin_url('admin-ajax.php?action=wordfence_testAjax'); $result = wp_remote_post($adminAJAX, array( 'timeout' => 10, //Must be less than max execution time or more than 2 HTTP children will be occupied by scan 'blocking' => true, //Non-blocking seems to block anyway, so we use blocking 'headers' => array() ));If connecting via console works I would recommend you use PHP for testing as that will be more similar to how it actually works.
You can create a .php file in the root of the site, initiate the WordPress environment like so
<?php define( 'WP_USE_THEMES', false ); require( 'wp-load.php' );Then you can test the wp_remote_post function to see if it can connect back to your site. I’d start with checking that it can connect to just your domain, then admin-ajax.php.
Hi @chdws,
Which operating system and browser have you used?Hi @mrqaidi,
I’m assuming this is resolved by now? Since we haven’t heard from you for a while I’m going to go ahead and resolve this thread. You are welcome to create a new one at any time!Hi @rawthey,
Since we haven’t heard from you for a while I’m going to go ahead and resolve this thread. You are welcome to create a new one at any time!Hi @nokao,
Since we haven’t heard from you for a while I’m going to go ahead and resolve this thread. You are welcome to create a new one at any time!Hi @jonpiehl,
Since we haven’t heard from you for a while I’m going to go ahead and resolve this thread. You are welcome to create a new one at any time!Hi @gattringerot,
Since we haven’t heard from you for a while I’m going to go ahead and resolve this thread. You are welcome to create a new one at any time!Hi @tanrikutf,
Since we haven’t heard from you for a while I’m going to go ahead and resolve this thread. You are welcome to create a new one at any time!Hi @jefferisp7,
Since we haven’t heard from you for a while I’m going to go ahead and resolve this thread. You are welcome to create a new one at any time!Hi @dropshot,
Since we haven’t heard from you for a while I’m going to go ahead and resolve this thread. You are welcome to create a new one at any time!