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I like the .htaccess route because it stops things quickly. I am always concerned about using processor time to make things happen.

I am also looking at using the built-in pfctl PacketFilter options in the Mac OS X Firewall. Even if I use the pfctl option, I will still be using the Stop Spammers plug in with the Red Herring Add-on because it is amazing. … I use the Stop Spammers log for checking out the bad ip numbers because it has the direct links to the four major spam reporting sites. … I love it!

Thank you. … I did block it in my .htaccess file.

Oh well. … I can always hope. ??

That would be a cool plugin if it used me as a filter. … ?? … If there were a link on the Log Report, along with the

I mean that, currently, I monitor the Stop Spammers Spam Prevention plugin, and then I take recurring bad actors from the Log Report and add them to my .htaccess file as part of the deny set.

I do have more than one than one .htaccess file for the wordpress server. One for the document/root level, and one for the wp-admin level.

An image -> LINK

I too, have this question. I have no real idea as to why this one ip number gets to claim that it is “Options-General” … I deleted the Good ip cache, and then, a couple minutes later, it came back and got a direct allow admin-ajax.php?

https://community4health.com/Media/Questions/SameProblem.png

Thank you. … My major concern is that I can find nowhere that options-general logged in, but 70.210.130.65 has been moved into the Good Cache. …

I have deleted it a couple times from the good cache, just to see what would happen. … Nothing much happens, they just go to the /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php page, and 70.210.130.65 gets added to the good cache.

Maybe there should be a check list for stupid mistakes.

1.) Is your machine plugged in?

Thank you both for showing me a path. … Upon further reading, and attempts to correct the problem, I came to the ultimate conclusion. …

I screwed up the update process.

In trying to fix the problem I went to modify the .htaccess file, only to discover that the .htaccess was non-existent.

Ooops.

I put the .htaccess in its place, and all was as it should be.

OK. .. Thank you for your patience. … I have reread the directions for about the umpteenth time, and it finally sunk in. …

I no longer have this problem.

Thank you Andrea, but I am still not clear. … I think I make changes, but the changes I make do not work for me.

Here is what happens when I try to upload an m4v video into a post. … I have changed the settings and added m4v.

WordPress asks for the file I want to upload, and then it starts uploading, the progress bar proceeds to 100%. Then, at the end of the bar, it says “Crunching”

Then I get this error.

“VideoTest02-iPhone.m4v” has failed to upload due to an error
Unable to create directory /MyComputer/MyWebServer/Documents/wp-content/blogs.dir/31/files/2011/06. Is its parent directory writable by the server?

So my main question is, along this path, who should the owner be, and what should the permissions be? And who is trying to write the file? SOmeone has permission, I mean the folders, 2011 and 06, were created when trying to upload.

MyComputer = root
MyWebServer = root
Documents = me
wp-content = me
blogs.dir = me
31
files
2011
06

Ok. … Time does cure quick reading. … I have now noticed the little “Network Activate” link. … ??

After this conversation, I went to the wp-config file and changed the .tld to .com. …

Now everything is hunky-dory.

Thank you for making me look under my nose.

Right! “tld” How can I get rid of that? Where does “tld” live? …

It is part of the wp-config file where the define for DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE is set at ‘community4health.tld’

Is that wrong? Is it referenced anywhere else? Where should I look to fix it?

I logged into a subsite. … This one is innovation, and here is a little video of the result. …

Link to small video of the results of trying to go to Network Admin.

Yes. … Hmm, well. …

I upgraded manually from 3.0 to 3.1.3

I was trying to upgrade all the other blogs to 3.1 in the Network Admin area. …

So really, I am in a transitional phase, where the sub blogs are still 3.0, and the master blog is at 3.1.3. …

community4health.com is the home of the multisite, and the main admin blog is community4health

So. … What does that tell me?