ChrisHurst

We are very sorry for any confusion.
It sounds like you understand what is going on, but to clarify:
You need to enable the ‘allow_url_fopen’ with php.ini and when you have done this correctly the plugin will not havethe error message anymore.

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Could you please contact us via our website and send us a link to the plugin settings page, so we can see the plugin configuration and diagnostic info panel.

https://MyWebsiteAdvisor.com/support/

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Have you tried doing what the error message says and setting the timezone?
You can find the time zone setting on the General WordPress Settings page.(WP-Admin->Settings->General)

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Try deleting and re-installing the plugin.
That should most likely fix any issues with missing files.

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Most likely you should consult with your web hosting provider, they can usually help with configuring the PHP.ini for you.

Many hosts allow for PHP.ini to be configured on a per directory basis, which means your “confirmation” may not be 100% accurate.

Another suggestion might be to contact us directly and provide a link to a screenshot of the plugin settings page. https://mywebsiteadvisor.com/support/

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Have you tried upgrading to the latest version?
We recently released a new version that should resolve your issue.

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You can try “service httpd restart” if you have SSH access.
If you do not have SSH access than your web host should have a way for you to restart the service.

As far as the ‘exec’ it does not appear to be in the list of disabled functions, so you do not need to worry about it most likely.

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We just released an updated version with the ability clear the access log. We also added a function to export the access log as a CSV file.

If you need to remove an IP from the IP Address Blacklist, you may need to clear the access log first, and then simply clear the IP from the access log, and press the “Update IP Address Blacklist” Button.

Hey, thanks for bringing this to our attention.
We have updated the plugin so it now requires WordPress v3.3.

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Sorry about the trouble, that issue should be resolved with the latest version of the plugin. Please feel free to contact us directly via our website if you continue to have trouble.

https://MyWebsiteAdvisor.com/support

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Yes, it requires PHP 5.2 or greater.

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Sorry to hear of the trouble, this issue should be resolved with the latest version, please upgrade when you can.

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If you can connect to the FTP from a standard FTP client, and not from the website, you should double check the settings, and make sure they are exactly the same. A second possibility is that a firewall is preventing access to the FTP server.

The description of your configuration is a bit vague, but it almost sounds like you are attempting to connect to the same server where your website is hosted. This is not necessary, the FTP is to assist you in moving the backup files to a separate location.

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The php.ini file most likely contains something like the following:

disable_functions =exec,passthru…

You should remove the functions you would like to enable from that list.
You may also need to restart your apache web service.

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Could you please provide a bit more info about your configuration?
Are you using WordPress multisite?
Also, feel free to contact us directly via our website.

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