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  • @mike Matenkosky

    Probably due to many 404s on your site.

    Is the Enable 404 Detection checkbox ticked in the 404 Detection section on the iTSec plugin Settings page ?

    If so disable it and navigate to the Logs page to see what 404s are occurring. Fix the 404s and you can enable 404 Detection again.

    dwinden

    Thread Starter Mike Matenkosky

    (@hikinmike)

    Not sure why I’m getting a lot of 404s when most of them are listed in the “404 File/Folder White List”.

    I guess I just need to un-check that box?

    Thread Starter Mike Matenkosky

    (@hikinmike)

    My “404 File/Folder White List”:

    /favicon.ico
    /robots.txt
    /apple-touch-icon.png
    /apple-touch-icon-precomposed.png
    /wp-content/cache
    /browserconfig.xml
    /crossdomain.xml
    /labels.rdf
    /trafficbasedsspsitemap.xml

    One of the 404s:
    /portfolio/nature/abstract/favicon.ico

    @mike Matenkosky

    I think you will need to add the entire path relative to the WordPress root in the “404 File/Folder White List”.

    Try it and let me know the result …

    dwinden

    Thread Starter Mike Matenkosky

    (@hikinmike)

    I really don’t understand. I didn’t create the folder white list.

    Thread Starter Mike Matenkosky

    (@hikinmike)

    Never mind, I figured that out. I forgot I didn’t have the path correct in my meta: <link rel="shortcut icon" href="/favicon.ico?v=2" />.

    I will let you know if this didn’t fix it.

    @mike Matenkosky

    I’m well aware you did not create that whitelist. They are default entries (mostly in the root of the WordPress install).

    The existing /favicon.ico entry will only whitelist a 404 on this request:

    https://www.domain.com/favicon.ico

    So a 404 on a request like:

    https://www.domain.com/portfolio/nature/abstract/favicon.ico

    is not currently whitelisted.

    Anyway is this a correct URL in your env ?
    If not how should this request look like to make it valid?

    Something like:

    https://www.domain.com/wp-content/uploads/portfolio/nature/abstract/favicon.ico ?

    (Whether the favicon.ico file actually exists in this location is another story. It’s the full and correct path we need to focus on first).

    dwinden

    Just to let you I submitted my post without noticing your last post.
    So I only responded to your previous post.
    Complicated … ??

    dwinden

    Thread Starter Mike Matenkosky

    (@hikinmike)

    I’m used to be confused/complicated…lol!

    It seems to work now. I appreciate your help!

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