I have a client who is getting beat-up with Brute Force Attacks; so, I installed Stealth Login. However, the plugin has redirected every page to the login page and once I am logged-in: I can’t log out. I have manually removed the plugin from the plugins folder but the redirect is still in place. What files does Stealth edit or add? How do I remove this redirect?
]]>It broke my site. I removed it from my plugins in Filezilla and removed the htaccess file – complete headache!!
]]>I thought that the new version(1.3) works. But the plugin still threw the message :
Settings saved but .htaccess file could not be updated
Any one got a fix?
]]>For all of you with problems with this awesome plugin, one thing that solved all my problems was the “Permalinks”… can’t be “Default”.
That’s all!… try it and give feed back!
]]>when I try to access to myblog.com/admin it redirects me to myblog.com/myblog.com/ and a 404 page is displayed
]]>There are a lot of topics regarding the broken functionality of this plugin, but I have successfully installed this plugin on numerous WP sites, and recently ran into an issue with it not functioning properly on a new site. Turns out there are two issues that I had to correct, which I suspect are two common mistakes that are leading to so many negative comments in the forums.
1. Be sure that .htaccess files are not being ignored by your web server. In the appropriate Apache conf file (varies for your setup), use the AllowOverride directive to allow the use of .htaccess files in your WordPress site’s directory.
AllowOverride All
2. The .htaccess code that is generated by Stealth Login does not add a crucial piece of code for the rewrite functionality to work. Be sure to add the following before all of the Stealth Login code:
RewriteEngine On
Duh! If your site didn’t have the need for an .htaccess file before (new sites typically), chances are you wouldn’t have the RewriteEngine turned on. StealthLogin’s code requires this to function properly.
]]>I’ve added the details to .htaccess but it does not have the desired effect.
If i type mysite.com/login, i get redirected to mysite.com/wp-admin
I want it to stay at mysite.com/login only.
]]>Cmon, fix this cool plugin. It’s still broken!
]]>Broken
]]>Hi, installed, enabled, etc. however /login simply redirected to the old, ugly .php + querystring URL. Perhaps I misunderstood the purpose of this plugin, but I thought — at the very least — it would remove the file extension.
]]>User cannot reset password as the link takes them to wp-login.php which then gets rewritten to the homepage of the site.
Is this plugin dead?
I got an error saying the .htaccess file wasn’t writeable (it wasn’t created).
I created an .htaccess (I suggest detecting if RewriteEngine on is in the file) and put the necessary content into the .htaccess file
The redirect from the plugin is blasting the $_SERVER[‘document_root’] into the URL. I’m sure I could figure out the fix if I had the time.
Here is the URL its attempting to redirect
https://www.site.com/home/~myusername/public_html/wordpress_305/wordpress_305/wp-login.php?stealth_in_key=nxu3l3gxh11kruuy53bpebnng2&redirect_to=https://www.site.com/wordpress_305/wp-admin/
This is on a clean install with no other plugins, widgets or themes installed.
]]>It seems that the some of the slugs and login redirects are not working correctly. I tried this with stealth enabled and disabled with same results.
When I use “WordPress Address”, “Blog Address”, or “Custom URL” for a login redirect, nothing happens (stays on login page but adds new URL string for redirect). For example, if I try to do a WordPress Address redirect to main site from login page which adds a URL string but without redirecting (https://www.url.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=https://www.url.com/)
If I try to login again, only then I am redirected–other registered users of the site I run have experienced this same issue with the plugin running. They would have to login into WordPress twice to get the redirection to the right place.
If I try to use the “logout” slug for example: https://www.url.com/logout, nothing happens unless I actually go to the admin/profile page to log out of WordPress.
Redirect only seems to correctly work when selecting “WordPress Admin” option.
A suggestion or fix for this would be very much appreciated.
]]>some problem !
]]>Has anyone gotten this to work yet.
I have tried many times and NOTHING. but it does manage to completely mess up my login/register links
Is there a way to make this work with multiple network blogs, it crashes the site.
I get error issues with wp-includes/capabilites.php on line 1059 if that was it, I can’t remember the whole stuff I had to take some drastic action on the site, since we have people looking at it
]]>Hello.
Wordpress 3.0.1 user here.
First off, thanks to the developer for all the effort.
It was all working.
New urls for everything + stealth mode.
But I had a hunch and typed below,
https://yourdomain.com/wp-admin/install.php
Then the browser/WP will advise me that WP is already installed,
and gives me a link to the official login url which works to logging in.
This is not good for the plugin’s purpose.
Anyone who types above url will be able to go to the login-screen.
Thought I’d let you know.
Will be looking forward to future development.
Thanks in advance.
Best
p.s.
btw, i don’t think it’s related,
but my WP is “NOT” installed in the root folder.
It’s using a redirected subdomain.
Again, I don’t think it’s related to the issue.
Cheers.
doesn’t work with 3.0.1
]]>After installing the pluging under WP 3 with multi site enabled, this is the error that I get. (Neither Activate nor Network Active works.)
I have to manually delete the plugin directory on the server to get the blog “back”.
Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_get_current_user() in /home/…/public_html/wp-includes/capabilities.php on line 1059
]]>After installing the stealth-login on WP v.3, and enable the plugin
404 Not found on login/logout/admin/register.
Any clue ? i even tried to import the .htaccess output manualy
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