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  • Thread Starter readytogosurvival

    (@readytogosurvival)

    Hello again,

    Thanks @wfalla for the above. I was able to successfully recover all the tables and they have been populating fine. I updated my email alert preferences to daily and I received two blocked attacks today. Both attacks where labeled “Blocked for Malicious File Upload (PHP)” under the Action.

    For general knowledge to others, you can find that data in the action and actionDescription columns of your DB. I used the below query.

    SELECT * FROM wp_wfHits WHERE actionDescription is not null

    or

    SELECT * FROM wp_wfHit WHERE action LIKE '%blocked%'

    Many thanks.

    Thread Starter readytogosurvival

    (@readytogosurvival)

    Thanks @wfalaa.

    I’m looking through my DB and I do not see the ‘wp-wfHits’ table. I see only the below.

    wp_wfBadLeechers
    wp_wfBlockedIPLog
    wp_wfBlocks
    wp_wfBlocksAdv
    wp_wfConfig
    wp_wfCrawlers
    wp_wfFileMods

    Please Advise. Thank you.

    Thread Starter readytogosurvival

    (@readytogosurvival)

    Thanks @wfalaa for your reply. I’m trying to find an event that happened on the 13th which was reported in the weekly summary email. However, adding the filter did not show any results at all. I am guessing the event was not saved b/c of the default data to store value. I’ve increased that value and will continue to check on it. In addition, I specifically need preview to the “Action” that was blocked. Will the “Action” information be present in the results of live traffic by adding the filter you suggested?

    If so, great. If not, I’d like to view any backed-end logs or tables where this is stored. Any recommendations will be appreciated.

    Thank you.

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