Kevin

Unfortunately, I did not get a solution to this problem, so have uninstalled the plugin.

Yes, on some sites, we use Wordfence and on others we use All-in-one Security.

I have had Wordfence plugin on these sites for the past couple of years but have never faced this issue before.

Hello Wayne,

We just began using Postie. Unfortunately, the mobile app was developed a while back.

Would it possible to include this in the next release of Postie or could we get a patch for this purpose?

Thanks

We have a Android Mobile app that is fetches the post content, parses it and displays the images.

The WordPress Gallery when created adds the line as shown
[gallery ids="5547,5548,5549,5550"]

So our app is able to identify the images.

However, with just
[gallery]
we are unable to identify the images to the post.

A lot of our users are schools who are not tech savvy and so Postie is a great plugin for them. Can you please help.

I have read the help provided at the link. The cron job wget was configured using the help information.

It is still not fetching the email. Everything works fine if I click on the “Run Postie” via the dashboard.

Postie is not working on its own to fetch the email.

I forgot to add that when I click on Run Postie manually through the Dashboard, it fetches the mail, but the Cron job doesn’t seem to be working.

Deb report shows:
Cron: On
Alternate Cron: off
mbstring: installed

I faced the same problem too after the upgrade to the latest version. The images are all in the Media Gallery, but the shortcode [gallery] is not being generated in the post and so the images attached to the email are not being displayed.

With WordFence deactivated, it gives a 404 error.

When WordFence is activated, the multiple 404 errors generate the 403 error.

Thanks for the ongoing assistance.

Thanks Cais for trying.

I have the plugin Wordfence set to when a user makes more than six 404 errors/minute, he gets locked out.

When the user clicks on the Slideshow, somehow, these 404 errors are generated which then results in the 403 error.

I had tried this with Wordfence disabled, but it didn’t make a difference.

Thoughts?
Kevin

Can you check the link
https://cardinalgraciashighschool.org/gracian-science-exhibition/

and click on view as Slideshow – it gives the 404 error.

I am on a dedicated server with 256Mb PHP Memory limit.

I didn’t clear out the references in wp_usermeta and wp_postmeta – just the ngg tables and wp_options.

Any ideas?

Thanks
Kevin

Hello Tim,

Any update on the implementation of this request?

Thanks
kevin

The Falcon code is at the start of my .htaccess file.

My browser caching code above appears after the Falcon engine.

Thanks
Kevin

Hello Tim

I have added the following lines to the .htaccess file

## EXPIRES CACHING ##
<IfModule mod_expires.c>
ExpiresActive On
ExpiresByType image/jpg “access 1 year “
ExpiresByType image/jpeg “access 1 year “
ExpiresByType image/gif “access 1 year “
ExpiresByType image/png “access 1 year “
ExpiresByType text/css “access 1 month”
ExpiresByType application/pdf “access 1 year “
ExpiresByType text/x-javascript “access 1 month”
ExpiresByType image/x-icon “access 1 year”
ExpiresDefault “access 2 days”
</IfModule>
## EXPIRES CACHING ##

this stores images, css, etc. on the user’s browser’s cache for the duration specified above per the type of file cached.

Thanks a bunch.
Kevin

Yes Tim.

I do not want the entire Cache to be cleared.

In addition to the Falcon engine, via the .htaccess file, I have enabled browser caching for the users. So each time the cache is cleared, the entire browser cache needs to be rebuilt and therefore slows down the user experience.

I have already set the exceptions so that the page on which all the posts appear and the homepage are not cached.

Thanks
Kevin