Scan has problem

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  • Plugin Author nintechnet

    (@nintechnet)

    It looks like a PHP memory issue or timeout.
    Can you enable debugging in WordPress and see if there’s anything written to the PHP error log:

    1. Edit your wp-config.php
    2. Search for:?
      define('WP_DEBUG', false);
    3. Replace with:?
      define('WP_DEBUG', true);
    4. Add this line below:
      define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );

    Run a scan, wait only a few minutes (the scan shouldn’t take longer than that). The log (if any) will be saved to “/wp-content/debug.log”.

    Also, you can try to configure the scanner to use less system resources:
    1.Basic Settings:
    ?-File Size > Scan only files smaller than : Set it to 100kb
    ?-Ignore file extensions: Add the following extentions:
    po,pot,mo,css,png,jpg,gif,tiff,xml,json,woff,woff2,ttf,eot,yaml,svg,txt
    ?
    2.Advanced Users Settings:
    ?-File snapshot: Disable it.
    ?-Database snapshot: Disable it.
    ?-Files and folders > Warn if executable files: Disable it.
    ?
    3.Nerds Settings
    ?-File integrity checksum: Select “MD5”
    ??
    Then, try to run a new scan.

    Lastly, check if the ad is really on your site or your browser: try to access the site with another browser or device. Similar issues could sometimes be due to a virus on your computer.

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