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  • Plugin Author WPChef

    (@wpchefgadget)

    Please copy the content of the Debug tab of the plugin and paste it here. Most likely you’ll need to specify a custom Trusted Origin.

    Thread Starter mawosch

    (@mawosch)

    Here it is:

    HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR = IP0,IP0
    HTTP_X_MIDDLETON_IP = IP0
    HTTP_X_REAL_IP = IP0
    REMOTE_ADDR = IP1

    Plugin Author WPChef

    (@wpchefgadget)

    Add HTTP_X_MIDDLETON_IP to Trusted Origins field and save the form. Then try to make failed login attempts from another browser. Check the logs tab in the first browser. If you see correctly detected IP address in the list of lockouts, then you’re all set. Unlock your IP and your setup will be done.

    Thread Starter mawosch

    (@mawosch)

    I added it, separated with comma
    REMOTE_ADDR, HTTP_X_MIDDLETON_IP
    correct?

    But I see logins with different username than I tried in Limit Login Protocoll. Correct User Names in WP Activity Log with failed login

    Plugin Author WPChef

    (@wpchefgadget)

    You should remove REMOTE_ADDR and just leave HTTP_X_MIDDLETON_IP

    What is Limit Login Protocol? Can you provide a screenshot?

    Thread Starter mawosch

    (@mawosch)

    OK, I tried to enter it alone

    but after saving it changes automatic to this:

    Plugin Author WPChef

    (@wpchefgadget)

    In this order it’s correct. Can you show this on the screenshot:

    But I see logins with different username than I tried in Limit Login Protocoll. Correct User Names in WP Activity Log with failed login

    Thread Starter mawosch

    (@mawosch)

    I could. But I tried the second part of your to-do.
    Now it is working correct.

    Problem solved – thank you very much!

    Matthias

    Plugin Author WPChef

    (@wpchefgadget)

    Very good!

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