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I am seeing the same error in the logs as @cousinhub

I have the same issue, I’m also running on a Windows server and my scan probably takes more than 20 minutes.

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The script was added to the end of three different pages so I deleted it. They all showed up on the same day and WordPress shows they are from one of the other users. But it doesn’t look like anything else in the page was modified looking at the diff (except for basic markup like paragraph tags) so I don’t think that user was actually editing that page. Could be that their account was compromised but it’s tough to tell. I have reset the password for that user.

I’ve noticed this on one of our sites too. Any luck figuring out how to remove it?

It working! Thanks again!

Thanks for the quick turnaround! I actually was using the code from the “Other Notes” tab which looks like it hasn’t changed but I see the change you made in the Development log. I’ll give that a try.

Just wanted to say thank you for the amazing and timely support!

That’s a good suggestion. Here’s another solution I came up with:

Mandrill has a setting where it will split up the TO: field and send individually
https://help.mandrill.com/entries/21751312-Can-I-send-to-more-than-one-recipient-at-a-time-

So I modified the code in Email Users plugin so it puts the bcc variable in the to field:

$bcc[] = sprintf('%s <%s>', $recipient, $recipient) ;
...
@wp_mail($bcc, $subject, $mailtext, $headers) ;

This works! Only problem is I will have to remember this when it comes time to update the Email Users plugin in the future.

Yeah, I think that would work but the other issue is that the sender will also receive 1 email for each recipient. So if I send out a mass email to 300 users, I will also receive 300 emails.

I just discovered that wpMandrill plugin accepts only one BCC address per email. If several are found, only the first one will be used.

Mandrill gives you a nice interface where you can see all email activity (delivered, rejected, bounced, etc). You can also search by email address. This comes in handy when someone complains that they didn’t receive an email. It makes it super easy to find out what happened.

Thank you for explaining how the email is constructed and BCC limit is used. I disabled the Mandrill plugin and emails were sent fine.

I think I still might play around with the code and see if I can get Mandrill to work with Email Users.

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