Error BP100: This site is not properly configured

same problem here – i think this is a bug from the recent update.

I had to delete bruteprotect because we also run a community site

Dashboard stats now reading:

A Database Error Occurred

Unable to connect to your database server using the provided settings.

Filename: core/Loader.php

Line Number: 346

disabling.

On my personal multi-site, I have ver 1.1.6 – it still lets me log in, but gives same Dashboard error message.

#UntestedUpgrades

Hey Guys– we’re really sorry about this, our database server at AWS was experiencing some glitches this morning, we believe that the problem is resolved now. Please let us know directly (help at bruteprotect.com) if the issue persists

As a followup, we are currently migrating our database into a high-availability cluster spread across multiple data centers to ensure that this doesn’t happen again. This switch should be complete within the next 2 hours

I newly updated the plugin but its resume to give this error;

A Database Error Occurred

Unable to connect to your database server using the provided settings.

Filename: core/Loader.php

Line Number: 346

No go, still getting “Error BP100” and all our sites.

Also when you go to https://www.bruteprotect.com/faqs/error-bp100/ for a fix it says,

Simply add:
<?php do_action( ‘login_form’ ); ?>
within the HTML of your login form, between the <form> and </form> tags

Can you provide some more hints, such as what file to edit ?

Same problem here right now. Have this problem sporadically for past few days.

@chmielopas: If you require assistance then, as per the Forum Welcome, please post your own topic instead of tagging onto someone else’s topic.

I checked the plugin again, now error message gone but this came on its where;
BruteProtect has stopped
I also checked with close to all other plugins, is there anybody that the plugin is working now?
my website is Insurance Editor

Hey all – we had outages earlier today and all should be rectified and was unrelated to the new release. Sites are still protected during an outage by a math captcha, so no worries there. We’ve taken some measures that will give a better experience and apologize for the inconvenience. Do let us know if you’re still having issues.

I’m using the BruteProtect plugin Version 2.0.4 and just now I couldn’t log in to my site and it took a significant amount of time for the login form to appear. Once it did, I entered my username and password and got this:

Error BP100: This site is not properly configured. Please ask this site’s web developer to review for information on how to resolve this issue.

There’s no math capthcha seen.

Clicking the link referenced in the error call out above I get this:

“Error BP100 indicates that your login form is not properly configured. When the BruteProtect plugin is unable to connect to our API server, we fall back to a math-based CAPTCHA to protect your site. In order for this to work, we rely on the “login_form” action hook, which is included on the built in WordPress login form, and should be included on any non-standard forms. If you’re receiving this error, that is an indication that this hook is not being invoked.
How to fix

Simply add:
<?php do_action( 'login_form' ); ?>
within the HTML of your login form, between the <form> and </form> tags”

Okay, the captcha is obviously not being invoked and I’m using the standard built-in WordPress 3.9.1 login form. I’m using no non-standard forms.

I moved the BruteProtect plugin to another directory I use for the occasional misbehaving via FTP and I was able to log in. I moved the plugin back (into “wp-contents”) and reactivated it via my WP admin. I logged out, waited a few minutes and attempted to log in again and this time I got in with no problem with BruteProtect activated.

Looks like the latest version of BruteProtect isn’t falling back to the math captcha correctly in my case. My site is a standard WordPress installation (and has been for over 8 years) and has never used any non-standard forms.

For now I’m leaving BruteProtect activated. If the problem happens again without falling back to the captcha then I’ll leave it deactivated.

I have found that if you hit the back button from the “Error BP100…” screen, the math CAPTCHA will appear (perhaps after a refresh?). It’s a hassle that it doesn’t appear on the first screen, but this work-around is easier than manually disabling/removing the plugin.

I’m experiencing this problem on one of my sites that uses the a custom login plug-in. I can’t login, so I can’t see which one.

Once I get access again, I can add the suggested code, but it’s disconcerting to lose administrative access to the site.

Earlier responses said the new high-availability hosting should solve the problem, but something’s still not working right.