Try this:
After a (scheduled) file Change Detection Scan that reports ~2749 files added log into phpMyAdmin and execute the following SQL statement:
Select * from [prefix]options where option_name=’itsec_local_file_list’;
Where [prefix] should be substituted with your database table prefix.
It should display the complete file list of ~2749 files in serialized format.
Then perform a manual scan AFTER (temporarily) setting WP_DEBUG to true in the wp-config.php file.
Actually add a new line in front of the WP_DEBUG line so the content of the wp-config.php file looks like this:
…
error_reporting(E_ALL); ini_set(‘display_errors’, 1);
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);
…
Please note that other warnings\errors might start displaying (front and backend) which have absolutely nothing to do with this issue.
You may have to repeat this test as I see from your log entries that there is no guarantee that the next scan reports ~2749 files deleted.
So if you don’t get any error or warning check the Logs to make sure the
manual scan reports ~2749 files deleted.
Only that situation might give us some (error) feedback.
If the manual scan does not report ~2749 files deleted in the Logs page repeat the test till it does.
And keep in mind there is still the possibility of no (error) feedback at all …
Don’t forget to undo the changes in the wp-config.php file after you are done.
dwinden
