davebgimp

Hmm. I have the same problem, yet while my pages properly validate, technorati still fails 80% of the time, even though I faithfully tag everything (I use the “display:none” span style, though even before that, it didn’t work). The only thing that does the job is to manually ping technorati. It’s extremely frustrating to go to the trouble of diligently tagging everything, only to have it passed over. I wish there was a real answer for this.

FYI, while this may not be everybody’s problem, I was able to isolate where my troubles were coming from and fix the situation. I copied my plugins folder locally and deleted the lot of the off my server. That immediately fixed it. I then reintroduced them one by one and was able to narrow it down to the Referrer Bouncer plugin located here: URI: https://blog.taragana.com/index.php/archive/word-press-1-5-plugin-referer-bouncer/

Reintroducing this plugin immediately caused the problems to return. The how’s and why’s of it, I can’t claim knowledge, but at least I got my site up again.

I have this same problem. All of a sudden, out of the blue. No recent changes made.

“Thank you so much, that’s what did the trick.

But if you want modify line 257 in wp-login.php
from: } else {
to: } elseif (False) {
This just basically blocks the code that executes the redirection. I’ll post again if I find that it breaks anything.”

Latest version of WP, it’s not line 257.

However, replacing the code does not fix the problem at all.

It works beautifully. Oh wait, you wrote it! Ha! I just commented about this issue on your site. Thanks again.

Awesome, disabling captcha worked. Thanks for your help!

I should also say that I searched the code of SK2 and it’s prepackaged plugins for “coding.mu”, but did not find anything.

No problem, thanks for the assistance. The plugin has now been enabled.

$location = str_replace($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'], "/", dirname(__FILE__)) . "/" . sk2_second_chance_file<br />
Let me know if this isn't all of it.

."?c_id=$comment_ID&c_author=" . urlencode($sk2_core->cur_comment->author_email);

$can_use_location = ( @preg_match('/Microsoft|WebSTAR|Xitami/', getenv('SERVER_SOFTWARE')) ) ? false : true;<br />
if (!$can_use_location &&amp; ($phpver >= '4.0.1') &&amp; @preg_match('/Microsoft/', getenv('SERVER_SOFTWARE')) &&amp; (php_sapi_name() == 'isapi'))<br />
$can_use_location = true;

Yes I use SK2.

Never mind, I fixed it. In case anyone is curious, SK2 overrides WP’s moderate setting and greenlights whatever passes the spam gauntlet. However, there is an SK2 plugin to restore this control found at https://www.ftwr.co.uk/blog/wordpress/sk2-moderate-plugin/

I got it! I asked Dr. Dave and he pointed me to this plugin.
https://www.ftwr.co.uk/blog/wordpress/sk2-moderate-plugin/

I have this same problem and while I love SK2, it’s driving me nuts because, at heart, I’m a comment moderation nazi. It seems that the documentation for SK2 is a bit slim but I wonder if there’s a way to have SK2 take over and moderate all comments? Any ideas?

Sorry, but where would I find this “scripts.log” file?