Miguel Muscat

@epipo The custom post type arguments are actually filterable!

add_filter('wpra/feeds/sources/cpt/args', function ($args) {
    $args['show_in_admin_bar'] = false;
    return $args;
});

add_filter('wpra/feeds/blacklist/cpt/args', function ($args) {
    $args['show_in_admin_bar'] = false;
    return $args;
});

Hi @spaceball1.

Given the purpose of the code in that file it’s likely that the discovered exploit is false positive. Does VaultPress provide any additional information about what it considered to be an exploit?

@rjdougan Thanks for reporting this. Looks like a bug in the plugin that causes it to ignore certain checks and safeguards. We’ll release a patch soon.

@mikehermary Our plugin does not currently allow you to enter authentication info for a feed.

However, if the feed uses basic HTTP authentication, you can simply add the user and password to the feed URL, like this:

Before: https://somesite.com/feed
After: https://user:[email protected]/feed

@axellle1 Of course. Let’s start by trying to install the latest version, which is version 4.14 that was released just yesterday.

If you are unable to install the latest version as well, then check the inbox for the email account used by your administrator. WordPress should have sent an email that contains details about the error that is preventing you from installing the plugin. Send us a copy of that error and we’ll take a look at it to figure out why this is happening for you.

Hi @markdigidigi,

The database errors could be cause, but it’s hard to say. HTTP 500 errors are best diagnosed from your server’s error log (not to be confused with the request/access log). The other errors are very benign and harmless.

Your PHP, Apache and MySQL versions look fine, so we’re not sure why you are getting those database errors. If you know how, you can try deleting the table that our plugin uses for logging – it might solve your problem. The table is called “wp_wprss_logs”, but the “wp_” prefix might be different for you.

Hi @madmanweb,

You can definitely customize this. There are two ways to do this:

1. Set a global update time interval for all your feeds
2. Set the update time interval for each feed

The global option can be found in the RSS Aggregator – Settings page and is called Update Interval.

The feed’s option can be found in their edit page. Go to the RSS Aggregator – Feed Sources page and click on a feed’s name to edit them. Look for a section called Feed Processing. This is usually on the right-hand side of the screen. You should see an option called Update Interval. Click the Edit link next to it and the option should appear.

Note that you can set the feed’s update interval to “Default” to use the global option.

Hope this helps!

Hi @vezraimanuel,

Absolutely. Those addons need to be updated for later PHP versions. We’ll be releasing updates for each of them soon.

For future tickets involving our premium addons, kindly contact us using the contact form on our site. This forum should be reserved for the free plugin only.

Hi @aliparsapour,

Did disabling bbpress solve your issue?

Hi @darshak99,

We’ve found the cause of the issue. It’s a minor bug that occurs when a feed does not specify who the authors are. The expected behavior should be to not show any authors for such cases.

The next version of the plugin will include a patch for this bug. You can expect that version to be released some time between this week and the next.

Hi @oekoplatt,

1. We are aware of this issue and we’ll be fixing it for the next version. You can expect the new version to be released some time between this week and next week.

2. Shortcodes don’t work in widgets by default. You’ll need to use a shortcode widget plugin such as this one: Shortcode Widget

Hope this helps!

Hi @paulgreen1964,

We are aware of the issue and will be updating the custom feed to use a newer format in the next version. You can expect the new version to be released some time between this week and the next.

@davidquiros @bsthp

Kindly make sure that your feed sources are actually importing feed items.

You can easily tell if items are being imported by navigating to the “RSS Aggregator > Feed Sources” page, and looking at the “Imported Items” column. The number shown here is the total number of items that have been imported into your site by the feed source. This should not be confused with the preview shown on the right side of the screen when you edit the feed source.

If the number is zero, kindly check if the feed source is active or paused by looking at the “State” column. If the circle indicator is green, the feed source is active. If it is grey, the feed source is paused and will not automatically import new items. The button in this column can change the feed source’s current state between activated and paused.

Finally, the “Updates” column shows when the next update will occur. You can skip waiting for the update by clicking the “Fetch items” link that appears underneath the feed source’s name in the “Name” column. This will trigger a manual import.

We recommend clearing your Debug Log (in the “RSS Aggregator > Debugging” page) before you fetch. This way, the log will be populated only with information about the latest fetch. If there are any errors, you can post them here and we can help you diagnose the issue.

Hope this helps!

Hi @aliparsapour,

This sounds like a possible plugin or theme conflict. Are you able to test for such a case? We provide instructions on how to test for conflicts here: https://kb.wprssaggregator.com/article/143-how-to-test-for-plugin-andor-theme-conflicts

Hi @southernstyleal1,

For inquiries related to our paid products, kindly contact us through our contact form on the website.

https://www.wprssaggregator.com/contact/