henry265

Thank you Wfalaa,

I’ve just installed Wordfence for testing. The plugin is really nice. I’m very impressed about the scanning process that can observe even tiny changes I’d made on my code. And I must say this is the first time a security plugin fully configured did not break my site. I’ll use Burpsuite to test it’s functionality in the following days. If things go well, then I’ll try the premium version.

Regards,
Henry.

Hi lickthetoad,

In my opinion, I don’t think it is a fair review when you haven’t been able to run the plugin. As thaikojia already said, he has a problem with his svn program when packing the plugin and upload to wordpress repository. You can use a temporary solution here, very simple:

In order to get rid of it, you just simply delete the “thumbnail-cleaner.php” in both “admin” and “classes” folder in your installation plugin folder: “\\wp-content\plugins\thumbnail-cleaner”.

Until now, this is the only plugin on the wordpress repository plugin that will help people clean up their uploads folder which always full of unused thumbnails and causes a headache every time we do a backup or restore.

I hope you re-consider your rating. This plugin works incredibly fast and good.

Best regards,

Hi @ thaikolja,

I’m looking forward to using your next version. Wish you all the best. Great work!

In current version 1.40, it seemed that your class “Thumbnail_Cleaner” and function “thumbnail_cleaner_menu_page()” (in folder “includes”) looked cleaner and more beautiful than the one in “admin” and “classes” folder so I choose to keep the class and function in folder “includes”. I’m not sure if it is a right choice, but the plugin worked well.

As thaikolja already said, there is a tiny problem with the plugin 1.40 activation. In order to get rid of it, you just simply delete the “thumbnail-cleaner.php” in both “admin” and “classes” folder in your installation plugin folder: “\\wp-content\plugins\thumbnail-cleaner”.