wp_wfLeechers and wp_wfTrafficRates, wp_wfFileMods tables

  • Resolved Merkucio

    (@merkucio)


    5 years, 11 months ago

    Hello,

    These three tables wp_wfLeechers and wp_wfTrafficRates, wp_wfFileMods looks too big.
    First size is 18 mb, the second one’s 12 mb and third 6mb

    I think they belongs to Wordfence plugin.
    Is it possible to clear them or something else to make it smaller?

    Thanks

    P.S. What about wp_st_user_online table? Does it belong to Wordfence too?

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  • Hi @merkucio,

    The wp_wfLeechers table is from an old version of Wordfence. You can safely remove this table if you are on the latest version of Wordfence.

    DROP TABLE wp_wfLeechers;

    As for the other two tables:

    wp_wfTrafficRates – This manages the rate limiting rules. This table will automatically trim itself, however you can manually clear it by running:

    DELETE FROM wp_wfTrafficRates;

    wp_wfFileMods – This table keeps track of the checksums of all the files in installation so Wordfence can detect if the file was edited. You can clear it by running:

    DELETE FROM wp_wfFileMods;

    —

    Only tables that start with wp_wf belong to Wordfence. The wp_st_user_online table seems to belong to a plugin called Traveler https://travelerwp.com/

    Dave

    Thread Starter Merkucio

    (@merkucio)

    Dave,

    Thanks for you reply.

    What about these six tables?
    Is it safe to drop or delete from them?

    wp_wfStatus
    wp_wfLogins
    wp_wfHitsInsert
    wp_wfBlocks7
    wp_wfConfig
    wp_wfSNIPCache

    Thread Starter Merkucio

    (@merkucio)

    Hello?

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