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  • In one of the previous releases the data (if any) in the wp_itsec_log table was migrated to a new wp_itsec_logs table. After the data migration completed successfully the wp_itsec_log table was removed.
    But the plugin is still adding it to the $wpdb->global_tables array…

    To fix this, modify line #285 in the better-wp-security/core/core.php file like this:

    //$wpdb->global_tables[] = 'itsec_log';

    Probably best to create a backup copy of the original core.php file before modifying it;-)

    To prevent any confusion, I’m not iThemes.

    Thread Starter eitanc

    (@eitanc)

    Thanks!

    Can please someone for the official iTheme team approve the above solution?

    Plugin Author Timothy Jacobs

    (@timothyblynjacobs)

    Yes @eitanc, @nlpro’s solution is correct. We’ve implemented a fix for this. I don’t have an exact timeline to share on when it will be released, but should be within the next few weeks.

    Thread Starter eitanc

    (@eitanc)

    Great, thanks. I guess you will mention this fix in the release notes text of the relevant version, right?

    Plugin Author Timothy Jacobs

    (@timothyblynjacobs)

    Correct.

    Hello,

    I got the same problem in version 6.5.6 and //$wpdb->global_tables[] = ‘itsec_log’;

    already exists in the /core/core.php ???

    With kind regards,

    IMHO, 6.5.6 is an outdated iTSec Pro release. Probably best to update to the latest Pro release (currently 6.8.0) and see whether the issue persists.

    According to the iTSec Pro 6.7.0 Changelog:

    Bug Fix: Update the list of tables added to wpdb.

    If after updating the iTSec Pro plugin the issue persists please open a ticket with iThemes by logging in through their Member Panel. This forum only provides community support for the Free iTSec plugin.

    To prevent any confusion, I’m not iThemes.

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