skmartin

Hi Matt,

The update fixed the problem in my case.

Thank you!
-Martin M

Hi Matt,

Thanks for the hope. ?? I will wait for the next release and keep you informed if it doesn’t help.

Btw, do you have a guide about how Wordfence writes data to database? Because when I start Wordfence, I get instantly locked out (with the “sufficient permissions” error). So I would need to whitelist myself via directly writing my IP in the database…

Thanks,
-Martin M

UPDATE: I can do everything on the page when I rename Wordfence folder.

So when I am finished with editing and everything, I just rename the folder back.

The page, where I just edited an article displays: You are temporarily locked out.

When I click the login link as logged in, I see the permissions error. (Error you do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.) However when I try to open the wp-login.php page, I see that I am locked out.

So where do I find a note about this in the database, so I could unlock myself. Or what to search? My IP? Some cookie content? Something else?

Thanks!
-Martin M

Hi,

let’s start with the simplest stuff, as I have more than 50 plugins (for testing purposes and some for the live page too).

You hinted at wp-config.php and other plugins. I use s2Member and s2Member Pro plugins, where I edited user levels in wp-config this way:
define(“MEMBERSHIP_LEVELS”, 5); // s2member Pro number of levels

Regarding themes I use OptimizePress 1, my own theme and again for testing maybe some other themes too.

I tried disabling all multisite plugins. The problem still occurs. Maybe I could try disabling all plugins on my main blog and see what happens?

Special features? I don’t think so… The only thing I know I use are some rewrites in htaccess to make sure people who write my web address with www or without it end up correctly.

I also have there 1 line of redirect code.

I wrote an email to Asa with some more details.

Best,

-Martin M

Looking to do the same thing right now.

The solution I have now – until something easier comes around:

Use Custom Registration/Profile Fields and add in there address, then request users to fill it in.