erotelli

Thanks for your reply.

But I will have to see if the file wp-login.php will be added again at every update.

If is it so, I have to cancel it.

If not, I don’t have to worry because the new login file has nothing to do with the core files, because the customisation was both in the code and in the filename.

I was looking for other kind of protection, as you are kindly suggested, but they give us some problem to by implement for our organisation.

Thanks anyway for your suggestion

Resolved: after the replace of the newlogin.php file, by mistake i didn’t cancelled the original wp-login.php file and the bot find the way to bypass the code and the Nginx server directive simply adding a double slash at the url: //wp-login.php
Sorry for wasting your time

I followed some howto’s easy find:
downloaded the wp-login.php file
renamed the wp-login.php to newname.php
Openup the file and with the find and replace n the Find field, enter wp-login. In the Replace field, entered my new URL path newname
then uploaded the file.
update: ad the end of the replacing you MUST cancel the wp-login.php

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by erotelli.

Hi, same problem of Sayonara – I use windows Xp and browse with Firefox 2.0.1 (just upgraded for the problem) italian version and the TinyMce link doesn’t work. The answer is this:

this.frame.tinyMCEPopup.restoreSelection is not a function
close()tiny_mce_gzip.php (line 1090)
[Break on this error] this.frame[‘tinyMCEPopup’].restoreSelection();

Before to allowed the pop up windows in the browser lot’s of button doesn’t appears, like the link. After, they apperar, but the link pop up doesn’t work.