ericgillette.com

Here’s some helpful information:

https://www.awesomescreenshot.com/image/4122917/4d09e79fad45b9a95dc161521900e82e

As you can see I modified the “required by” date to 7/25/2019, and even that didn’t do anything.

I’m experiencing EXACTLY the same issue with a client’s site.

No re-captcha or anything set, only WordFence 2FA, and it simply spits this back at me:

https://www.awesomescreenshot.com/image/4122911/caadf376f7f3238b8e3ac08b2d3695b2

Please let me know if you’re able to figure this out.

It doesn’t matter if the users have 2FA turned on or not, it used to tell them they didn’t have it turned on.

I tried setting a trial period in the future, same messages, the only thing that works is disabling WordFence entirely and then the login page works normally, but that isn’t really a good solution is it?

JayFry,

To add to Peter’s comments, try this:

Please try the following. . .

1) Check for your php-cli using like this:

which php-cli

Or just:

which php

Depending on your OS, you may get two different results:

/usr/bin/php-cli

or

/usr/local/bin/php

With that information, try replacing this:

$shellfunction( 'php '. $this->precache_phpfile .' >'. $this->precache_logfile .' 2>&1 &' );

to this:

$shellfunction( '/usr/local/bin/php'. $this->precache_phpfile .' >'. $this->precache_logfile .' 2>&1 &' );

Or this:

$shellfunction( '/usr/bin/php-cli'. $this->precache_phpfile .' >'. $this->precache_logfile .' 2>&1 &' );

See if that works for you. . .

Just chiming in to help out here Peter. . .

If you’re on any RHEL derivative the command would be:

yum install php-cli

Odds are you would need to have a repository that will see this to install it, as I don’t know if it’s in the default CentOS repo.

You could try using Atomicorp’s repo:

wget -q -O – https://www.atomicorp.com/installers/atomic | sh