Ken Sim

@benzoid OK, now that you have released the update, I can no longer verify my file URL from my CDN in the post’s Media URL field. I am receiving this error, “Unknown error occurred while checking Media URL.” Also, this is affecting all of my previous posts, screenshot below.

This does not seem to be affecting the frontend player of the post. Nor is it affecting the podcast feed.

https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZvUM3VZgprj5UhS2BktnptsatlNNSz6yrOk

Thanks for the update. But I wouldn’t in good conscience mark this ticket as resolved until the fix to this serious security issue is released.

Hi @dano1066,

I would have to disagree with you on the cost for the Pro license. If you manage, support, or develop WP sites this one $60 license gives you the ability to install this onto 10 websites. This breakdown to a cost of $6 per website, which IMO an excellent priced tool to aid in hunting down issues with a sluggish website.

Hi @instawp. Yes please. If I run across anything else I’ll be sure to let you know. But for now, everything is working as expected.

Thank you for your awesome support.

@casperroux don’t hold your breath on this. As you can see, it’s been 2 months from my post with no response. Your alternative is to set the target attribute of your anchor tag to _parent.

@alttextai Any plans to add SEOPress for keyphrases?

That worked!

1. I overwrote the plugin (No Error)
2. Deactivated and Reactivated the plugin (No Error)
3. Saved the settings (No Error)
4. Verified that the ‘wp_asenha_failed_logins’ table was created

Thanks for all your hard work. This call for another cup of coffee. LOL!

@qriouslad yes. I have been using this for a while, but I never used this feature because my security plugin handles this feature. It wasn’t noticed until I installed this on another website and tried to setup the SMTP. When I was using the Test Email, the spinner never stop. It didn’t return an error after a good 30 seconds. So, I checked the error log to see if there was a reason for this issue and then is when I found this error. I eventually figured out that the SMTP test issue was due to the SMTP password was incorrect.

I uninstalled and reinstalled the plugin. As soon as I activated the plugin, the error happened again.

Then I went back to the error logs of my other sites and found the same error. Along with all the “WordPress database error Table” for every time I saved the settings.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Ken Sim.

I’m not sure if you received my reply via email, because it was not posted here.

I’m using my own VPS, (Apache v2.4.57 | Linux v3.10.0-1160.53.1.vz7.185.3).

The database is MariaDB version 10.3.39

The export/import would be the cherry on top. I just ran into this working locally and wanted to take my new settings and apply them to other sites, but sadly I’m left with dual screens to make the changes.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by Ken Sim.

Thank you for clearing this up. You mention this plugin in your description and was alarmed seeing this plugin you integrate with has been abandoned.

@qriouslad Works perfectly! Nice job! Keep up the great work.

@instawp Yes. In fact I just updated to version 0.0.9.15, which by the way is not noted I your changelog, and creating a staging site got worse. The first time I tried to create a staging site it just sat there spinning. Noting was happening. I aborted and tried again. This time it ran the backup, (to 120%) but then just sat there spinning. I did notice in the error log the upload URL was messed up. The URL was https://prod-iw…%27.

Here is a link to the screencast showing the plugin in action, the error log shown as they happen, and the screenshot of that weird upload URL.

https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=kZ5svUVZ9s4W7eLGqdp8WNps06WAFRk1pnbk

@instawp It’s been over 3 weeks. Is there any thoughts on this issue?

@jhayvum Do you have any comment regarding my last comment and issues I’ve run across using this solution for Bricks?