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Hi Keith,

Thanks for your reply. Since my first post a week ago, we still haven’t caught any spam registrations through the Honeypot API and lots of spam registrants are getting let in that exist in the Honeypot spam database. This tells me that it must be something to do with the call to the API not functioning as expected.

I have triple checked that the API key is correctly entered but this still has not resolved the issue.

There is nothing in my debug.log that can help me figure out the main reason of the problem. The SFS and Botscout checks are working great so it shouldn’t be the url open access and the plugin is the latest version 5.9.3.

Is there anything else it could be or something I could test to debug the problem?

Thanks,
Ana

Hey @greendemiurge. Is this a security risk giving the User full permissions to the web root folder?

@oc2ps You need to activate the plugin from the plugins list not straight after install