I am testing out the login plugin free version. Is there a difference between hiding a login address and redirecting it? Thanks.

Hi,

I am using this plugin on a site with WooCommerce on and I am seeing a notice in the wp-admin dashboard warning me of the following:

This plugin is incompatible with the enabled WooCommerce feature ‘High-Performance order storage’, it shouldn’t be activated.

Is this something you can fix from your side?

Many thanks,

Phil

Hi,

I have installed the plugin on a site using WooCommerce and I am getting a warning in the wp-admin dashboard saying: ‘This plugin is incompatible with the enabled WooCommerce feature ‘High-Performance order storage’

Is this something that can be updated with this plugin to be compatible?

Thanks,

Phil

I like the features of this plugin, and it seems very solid. But one thing that bugs me is the Disallow old passwords on reset feature. When I run into password problems on a website, I generally try to reset it to one I remember, including what might be the current one that got rejected because of a typo. But as far as I can tell, there’s no way to allow that. with this plugin, because the minimum value is 1: I tried entering 0, but got the error that it must be >= 1. Either accepting 0, or having a checkbox to disable password history altogether would make me happy. If you think that’s too insecure, perhaps instead of an error, you could make it a warning that resetting the password to a value used recently is not very secure, or something like that.

I installed this plugin 1.3.1 along with the Import and export users and customers plugin 1.27.5 on a new WordPress installation of 6.6.2 with BuddyPress 14.1.0 and Force Login 5.6.3. When I tried to import a new user from a csv file, it appeared to work okay, but I then got an email message with the error shown in the title. The message referred to Import and export users and customers, and it occurred when I did the import, so I posted the details to that plugin’s support forum. But the message also referred to MelaPress Login Security, so I thought I should post here as well.

Is it a problem with this plugin or the Import user plugin?

I didn’t think it was proper netiquette to copy-paste from the other support forum, that a link to it would be better, but I can copy-paste if you would prefer that…

This can be further optimized to eat atleast 2x less memory.

Here is a test demonstrating the memory usage:

https://plugintests.com/plugins/wporg/melapress-login-security/latest

Most code is not even required to be loaded sitewide.

EDIT:

In addition, the remembered old password list and plugin settings can be using a custom database table for even better performance.

• This topic was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by jonte98.
• This topic was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by jonte98.
• This topic was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by jonte98.