Peter Müller

Thanx for your reply. The account has already been deleted by one your fellow support workers.

I was looking for something to just add a few comments to posts and pages within an WP installation. Something like Rich Tabor’s ?Markdown Comments Block? with maybe a few more options ??

Thanx for your reply, and I sent you a description of the situation.

Solved.

It was either Autoptimize or WP Super Cache. After disabling the two the error is gone. Thank you for the fast reply!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by Peter Müller.

Wow. This must be the fastest response ever her in a support forum ??

Thanx for the screenshot. I’ll investigate. The error would probably be caused by another plugin?

I have disabled the AIOS captcha on all sites with Wordfence 2FA in order to be able to login.

It was activated because some users did not use 2FA and for them I wanted an extra layer of security at log in.

In the long run I will probably try to move the sites to AIOS 2FA. Does that work together with AIOS captcha (aka “simple math catch”)?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Peter Müller.

I have reactivated WP Security V 5.0.8 with Login Captcha (Math Question) and the redirection issue to localhost 127.0.0.1 appears to have been fixed.

BUT the original reason for this thread persists:

I cannot login as long as WordFence Login Security (V1.0.11) is activated. If I disable one of the two plugins I can login.

It’s getting to the point that I open an FTP program in order to be able to quickly disable WP Security so that I can log in to the WordPress backend…

But this 127.0.0.1 error appears to be related to AIOWPS.

If I deactivate the plugin I can log in and out and work just normally.

As soon as I activate the plugin I get redirected to on log out and cannot log in anymore.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Peter Müller.

FYI:

I have another site with AIOWPS and WordFence 2FA, but *without* the Honeypot Math Question, and on that site I can login without problem.

So maybe it is related to the Math Question. I dimly remember reading something somewhere in this support forum about the logic of the login check not being ideal. Maybe it’s got something to do with that.

I’ll mark this thread as solved as the file now uploaded without error.

Rightyho, here we go:

firewall > basic firewall > max upload file size

Apparently this was the reason. This option was set to 10(!) Mb, and my file was 26,8Mb.

So I changed the option to 150Mb (which is the value mentioned on the Upload page), and now there was no error.

So my problem probably is solved, but PLEASE change the default to a realistic value. 10Mb. Tss. This is not the 90s any more ??

I forgot to mention that I also activated the Honeypot Math Question from AIOWPS on the login screen. Maybe that causes problems in combination with 2FA?

So on the login screen I enter username, passwort and the answer to the math question.

On the next page 1Password fills in the One Time Password (synced with Wordfence 2FA)

And then I get the error message that username etc. is invalid.

Console
No relevant errors in the console as far as I can see. Only an icon from 1PW that could not be found and causes a 404.

“localhost”
I have just tried to reproduce the login error, and now I am being redirected to 127.0.0.1. I am not yet whether this is related to your plugin, but it seems weird.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Peter Müller.

@adejones
The file in question is 26,8Mb, so you’re probably right in assuming that the error is not related to size.

@davidanderson
async-upload.php
– Statuscode: 413
– Server: nginx

Does that help or do you need more information?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Peter Müller.

Thank YOU for fixing it ????

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Peter Müller.

Resolved, but it still would be nice if Twentig would check this automatically ??