TLDR: how do we force change our domain / hostname / URL in yoast since it does not match the domain listed in our WP setting? specifically in the <script type="application/ld+json" class="yoast-schema-graph"> section

BACKGROUND:
we are using a reverse proxy (https://wpengine.com/support/using-a-reverse-proxy-with-wp-engine/) for our blog and need to force yoast to use a different hostname for all its URL/domains, specifically for the yoast-schema-graph section, because the domain our website visitors see is different than what the actual domain is.

i see yoast has an API for add_filter(‘yoast-local-seo-schema-organization-url’,…)

but this is for local SEO…. but do you have one for non-local SEO? maybe something like ‘yoast-seo-schema-organization-url’

just curious if anyone has experience with this?

These files still route to u3v8m5r8.stackpathcdn.com and i cant see how to get them to behave like the css/js files. Its got so bad i have added a 301 within stackpath to route any media requests to the assets.oand3.com domain but this is not a viable solution.

Regards

I have your plugin, installed and configured with AWS and implmented the cloudflare cdn hostname suggestion as well.

All is working beautifully except, when I upload a new media file, the place holder is blank and the worldpress file url shows cdn.domain.tld.

Is this normal?

It resolves itself after awhile but initially, there is no image displayed in the media library.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZsgQ3v4HRgheTcHO_d_vlGzdYWUOPV-3/view?usp=drivesdk

Based on what I’ve found, it looks like all ShipStation users will run into this same issue. Their system is being blocked by the firewall so updates cannot be pushed into WooCommerce. They do not provide IP addresses for whitelisting. instead, they give you hostnames to whitelist because their IPs change frequently.

https://help.shipstation.com/hc/en-us/articles/360025853072-Troubleshoot-New-Store-Connection-Issues#whitelisting-shipstation-0-0

Since Wordfence does not have a solution to whitelist hostnames, that makes it impossible to use both ShipStation and Wordfence at the same time. The ability to streamline shipping and fulfillment will always trump website security in a client’s mind, so I’d wager that most people that run into this are just dropping Wordfence. That’s what we’ve had to do for our clients that use ShipStation.

Will you please add in the ability to whitelist based on hostname so we can re-add Wordfence back to these sites?

Your plugin keeps getting better and better. Thank you!

If there’s one thing that will add ENORMOUS value to your plugin and attract more users, it’s the following:

Convert your Activity Log IP Address tooltip from displaying a hostname to a link redirecting the user to an approved IP analysis website such as ipinfo.io

Once implemented, users can quickly obtain added information about the IP address in question to determine if it should be whitelisted or blacklisted.

Currently, displaying the hostname doesn’t really offer much value. Now, if you believe it does, then convert the actual IP address displayed to a link that will redirect users to the recommended IP website.

Many reputable security plugins (free and paid) incorporate this feature and it works wonderful.

If you want to go even further, you can offer a filter as noted in this iThemes Security forum topic that will allow the user to select their desired IP analysis website.

Hope this help and will incorporate this magnificent feature into your plugin.

Cheers!

As I dig deeper, in subscription notes I see “Order #20688 created to record renewal.”

The order number here is a link pointing to order.
For all successful renewals, the URL looks like this -> https://mywebsite.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=20638&action=edit

For same subscription, next renewal failed and link to order looks like this -> https://10.56.3.19:8080/wp-admin/post.php?post=20688&action=edit
(This is internal IP where WP is installed).

Under wordpress -> settings -> general, both “WordPress Address (URL)” and “Site Address (URL)” have correct values.

What can be causing a single subscription to sometime create renewal order with hostname and sometimes with ip. Any ideas?

eadn-wc01-693205.nxedge.iocdn

When it should be;

eadn-wc01-693205.nxedge.io/cdn

Rolling back to version 2.1.2 of the W3 Total Cache plugin does not have the issue.

wp plugin update w3-total-cache --version=2.1.2

For my requirement, I need to disable google’s domain validation. So can we enable hostname checking for the response so that we are good without domain verification also?

https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/domain_validation#security_warning

Add something like this?

if ($response['hostname'] !== $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']) {
  $result = array(
    'response' => false,
    'reason' => 'BAD_REQUEST'
  );
}

I see something strange in the Live Traffic logs now (I changend my url’s into XXX) :

Netherlands left https://www.XXX.nl/portfolio/XXX/ and visited https://www.XXX.nl/portfolio/XXX/
16-10-2020 11:05:26 (41 minutes ago)
IP: 141.138.168.131 Hostname: wifiXXX.nl
WP Rocket/Preload

Now the strange thing here is the Hostname; wifiXXX.nl is not the correct Hostname! In fact it’s a website that’s unknown to me and it’s also not hosted on my ip address 141.138.168.131 but on another ip address (83.98.182.92) with another web host…

Normally the Hostname is the name of my webserver which belongs to the ip address 141.138.168.131.

What can be wrong here?