baldarch

I am now seeing the same error on another site.
Updated WP and plugins.
Needed to log back in.
Checked log: the one and only entry was that very login
[05/13/2015 7:28 AM] – FAILURE : Error inserting record into wpXXXX_aiowps_login_activity

A second login had same error as well.

Thank you for the reply.

There are 30 entries in the table, with 26 during the same period as the log entries. There are no suspicious details.

There are 18 entries in the aiowps log. Below is a list of them, security log details on the left, my comments on the right about what I saw in the DB table.

The first entry probably commences after WP and several plugins were updated.

[05/06/2015 8:52 PM] – no login around this time
[05/07/2015 9:11 AM] – admin logged in 1 min after
[05/07/2015 9:54 AM] – no login around this time
[05/07/2015 10:16 AM] – user A
[05/07/2015 5:59 PM] – admin 1 min later
[05/07/2015 9:00 PM] – user A single login
[05/07/2015 9:00 PM] – see above (same time)
[05/08/2015 9:21 AM] – admin 1 min later
[05/08/2015 9:26 AM] – user B 1 min later
[05/08/2015 10:45 AM] – no login around this time
[05/08/2015 10:50 AM] – user A
[05/08/2015 3:39 PM] – no login around this time
[05/08/2015 5:40 PM] – admin
[05/11/2015 8:31 AM] – no login around this time
[05/11/2015 8:31 AM] – no login around this time
[05/11/2015 9:42 AM] – user A
[05/11/2015 10:16 AM] – no login around this time
[05/11/2015 4:02 PM] – user B

In some cases the DB records logins after the log file records them. The DB

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baldarch

I have checked with the provider and the logs are not publicly accessible. They did a check of their logs.

They advised that there are no log entries which correspond with any of the aiows log times. They recommended that I direct a support request to you.

Any further assistance would be appreciated

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baldarch

@wpsolutions

thanks for the reply.

I have access to the traffic log file and some of these have no active traffic.

On the other hand some have POSTS, cron jobs or caching actions immediately before. Some are while admin user is logged in, but not all.

My concern is that aiowps is trying to post something to the DB and it’s not happening.

I would appreciate any further advice you could give me.

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baldarch

Thanks for your reply mbrsolution.

What test or tests would that be?

One problem looks like it relates to user logins. Would that be right? (I can’t be sure as there is no other history recorded.)

But how do I test the other? I don’t know what the cron job is.

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baldarch

Thank you for that helpful advice.

What are the parts of the page that go missing? – can you specifically define them – are they all content text or are there specific widget areas?

Are you editing the areas that go missing?

Do you see any sign of a problem in the editor either before or after you update the changes?

When was the last time you could successfully edit?

What has been the update/upgrade history of the site or any components since then?

What does your file editing history show – dates of page revisions and any autosaves?

Which of these can you successfully revert to?

What WordPress version are you running at present?

It could be related to some out of date files in WordPress or in plugins that nee to be upgraded.

When were you able to last update successfully?

On the menu Appearance > Themes then select another theme, like Twenty Fourteen.

Almost certainly you will need to be logged in as the Administrator.

Switch your theme back after testing.

There were no other login plugins.

The attempted logins don’t show in the live traffic area.

I used different browsers for each IP but neither shows a JS error.

Is content lost from the website or just from the editing window?

Does this happen for every page?

Does this happen if you change themes?

There are differences between each slider so you will have to do a search through all your menu settings.

Also have a look at the previous site. Is there a way to export its settings? If so that might be a way to get you started. Does that slider use an auxiliary plugin?

If you cannot get it going you might consider another slider from the plugins repository.

Hi Tim

I used 58.96.64.xxx and 162.217.133.xxx

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Or set up a local server on a wireless network computer (eg using LAMP, WAMP, XAMP or Desktop Server). Export to the VirtualBox site when it’s completed.

You could use the same method to update themes and plugins when the site goes live, keeping in mind that some updates could also be important bug fixes.

I assume you meant that you assigned the posts to the category?

There may also be an initial level of activation required within the the slider settings, or the way the first image or first post is configured.