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Hi @marekmaurizio, this feature has been removed in version 4.1.6.

Hi @abland, I am not able to duplicate this issue.

Can you please open a helpdesk ticket so we can check this out?

Thanks!

Hi,

We got this problem fixed and the fix will be included in the MainWP version 4.1.7.

If you want, you can check the beta version and see how it goes.

Hi @meisterleise,

Does this problem occur only with Premium plugins or free plugins too?

What happens if you resync your sites? Does that help?

Hi @toremo,

Do you use some security plugins on the site?
If yes, you should try to temporarily disable them and see if they are causing connection problems.

If that is not the problem, please check the server-side security layers and if you use some cloud proxy firewall.

Hi @tuneupgeek,

there is no need to change/update the custom Login or WP admin URL in MainWP.
MainWP doesn’t require this info.

Hi @zeno001,

I am glad to see that the problem is solved. Also, thank you for sharing the solution, I am sure it will help other users that stumble upon similar problems.

Hi Fabio,

If you still need help with this problem, feel free to open a ticket as Bogdan suggested.

Version 4.1.6.1 has been released that solves the problem.

MainWP Dashboard 4.1.5.1 has been released to resolve this conflict.

Fixed in version 4.1.5

Hi @tom-van-m, if additional help is needed, please feel free to open a helpdesk ticket and we will be happy to assist.

Thanks

Hi @smexhy,

if any further help is needed, please feel to open a helpdesk ticket as Bogdan suggested.

Thanks

I haven’t used Local by FlyWheel myself but this post in MainWP Meta may help https://meta.mainwp.com/t/invalid-request-21/1133/5

If not, I can try and install it in the next week and make a specific KB article for it.

For Windows please check this knowledge base article on locating your OpenSSL.cnf file.

https://kb.mainwp.com/docs/how-to-find-the-openssl-cnf-file/