ChristerT

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Hi, I installed that specific version (twice) and uploaded file with “Complete deactivation” between and the only text that apperas, exacpt the HTTP error, is in the FireWall tab with is this:
Traffic Control will block visitors if they send more than 1000 requests per hour. You can adjust it here.

Local log is empty.

Noting more!

Hello.

To be on the safe side, Security 2.19 has been uninstalled twice, “Complete deactivation” with new installation in between. The known caches have been cleaned. But despite this, it’s only when “Check uploaded files, Check the uploaded files for malicious code” Is enabled as HTTP error gets. So still if this is unchecked, it works to upload files.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by ChristerT.

Version 2.19 | By CleanTalk Security

Still the same HTTP error!

Hi, 15 hours later, exactly the same problem is back!

Has not since the new installation or when I wrote … at the moment it seems to work now, neither done nor installed anything. (Just slept with the hope that the error was resolved!)

So we’re back on (square one)! Unfortunately!

Hi, see also the Support Threads: HTTP Error When Uploading Images to WordPress

I did a “common” installation that did not work, (same problems as before)!

So I had to do a clean install with complete deactivation and at the moment it seems to work now.

Hi, see also the Support Threads: The message repeats

I did a “common” installation that did not work, (same problems as before)!

So I had to do a clean install with complete deactivation and at the moment it seems to work now.

Hi,
updated to

Version 2.18 | By CleanTalk Security

and it is still not ok. Same http error.

Hi, sorry to say! No, this version 2.15.2 did not work either.
Tested with Internet Explorer and Firefox.

1. Installed it over the old one.
2. Done a clean install with option Complete deactivation to on.

Both trails gave exactly the same HPPT problem as mentioned earlier. Sorry, no changes at all with this version.

I made a private ticket.

Are you talking about this plugin? Yes but the Pro-version

“Could you send us a screenshot?” ?

You can send me an email by this very temporary address – [email protected] – from an address you want to use to receive screenshots.

Have done a clean installation as instructed but the problems persist.
I use also the plugin Media Library Folders Pro, but for this last test session I had it Deactivated

When you tested the standard media library did you test both “mode=list and mode=grid?

I’m sorry to have to say it, but the subject has to be opened again.

After ver: 2.15.1 was installed and uploading images via WP-Media Library-Add New worked, a scan was made via Malware Scanner because it was red crossed in the Security status “menu/row”.
And later when I uploaded pictures via WP-Media, it did not work!
But when “Check uploaded files” is unticked, it will work again.

PHP-version: 7.2 is used
From the host I received the following information: Your site had no issues in the past 24 hours
I have also rollbacked to ver: 2.14 and with that version, there was no problem either.

Have tested with 3 browsers and they all give the same results:
Firefox 61.0.1
Microsoft Edge 42.17134.1.0
Internet Explorer 11

When I woke up after the night’s tests, the new ver: 2.15.1 update was installed. Now it seems to work even with “Check uploaded files” ticked and saved. So obviously did the ver: 2.15.1 something good. Has the website at a host. What I found is that when I tested as most, my site CPU has been limited to the time I uploaded as much as possible. But nothing else has been found through cPanel.

For my part, I am pleased that it works again.

And also how CleanTalk’s Anti-Spam and Security works.

Keep Up the Good Work!

Thank you.
Then there was a thought behind it after all!
Nothing that hurts when you know why.

Keep up the good work!