plainplow

Unfortunately I don’t have access to the server…

So, I talked with WP Engine Support and they said: “Those [grep] commands do not work here on the server, there is no output.” ??

They cache the site at the server level with Varnish cache. I cleared it with no success.

They told me, “Yeah they may need to create some sort of NGINX server rule for that [https issue] with the plugin then.”

Thank you so much for your follow-up on this issue.

I even changed the theme temporarily to Twenty Twenty-Three and the https was still in that line.

I don’t see any php file with podcast in the name of my theme. I tried deactivating every plugin with no success.

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

Thank you, Sergiy!

I see what you’re saying. I don’t know what’s causing the https in that URL. I didn’t modify any feed template beyond what the main options allow in the plugin…

I do have other plugins of course but I’m not sure which might be causing this problem. I just inherited managing this site.

I’ll keep searching but I don’t know what next to do.

Any help? Do I need to totally reinstall WP?

I tried these things with no success.

In addition to the post issues, when I attempt to delete a plugin it sends me to a Page Not Found (for example: https://www.kmbcwi.org/wordpress/wp-admin/plugins.php?action=delete-selected&checked%5B0%5D=better-wp-security%2Fbetter-wp-security.php&plugin_status=all&paged=1&s&_wpnonce=3eeb101780 for example). Deactivating and installing and activating plugins works.

In my case this was “Hacked by MrHax” and there was a text widget with malicious code that redirected visitors. Once I deleted the widget code the site looks fine but now I’m struggling with being able to edit posts and delete plugins.

I’m having this issue since my site was hacked…

Thank you, T-P. I’m sorry for not adhering to the rules.

But I did fix my problem with MrHax. I found this code in a widget:

I deleted that widget and voila, no more Hacked By MrHax.

[ Hack code redacted, please do not post Hack code. Thanks]

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by t-p.

I’m also on WP 4.7.2 if that matters…

I’m having the same issue with two of my sites that use the 2017 WP theme…

Sorry. I meant to say “0audio/mpeg” above. I got it switched around.

I have this issue as well on kmbcwi.org.

Where I notice this is a problem is not with new posts that I create but with old posts that the plugin converted to podcasts.

The fix is just to go into each of my few hundred posts and delete the “0mpeg/audio” from the end of each audio file link, but it would be nice to be able to do this more quickly.

I even tried one of those search/replace WP plugins to find “0mpeg/audio” but it couldn’t find it.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by plainplow.

Yeah, my site is back up now. Weird…

Paul,

How and where did you see that it was crashed?

Paul