zsimaiofgr

Thank you very much Victor. Indeed that was the mistake.
I would also like to ask how can i create a checkbox filter to filter In stock and Out of stock products.

Thank you

Hello Emma,

indeed there was a conflict with Wordfence in my installation and i was forced to disable LoginPress in order Wordfence to correctly monitor failed login attempts.

I wasn’t using Login press limit logins add-on
I wasn’t able to dive in deeper to determine the root cause of the problem.

• This reply was modified 8 months, 1 week ago by zsimaiofgr.

I found it!
There is a serious conflict with LoginPress latest version, which leads Wordfence not to correctly monitor failed login attempts.

@wfpeter, @wfmark
today i updated to the latest version of Wordfence and i tested my self using a wrong password (my ip is NOT on the allow whitelist).
Wordfence did not count the failed login attempt.
I am using the default wp-login.php page.

This is very very strange indeed.
How can i troubleshoot this?
I am very worried that my site is not protected any more against brute force attempts ??

• This reply was modified 8 months, 2 weeks ago by zsimaiofgr.

Dear @wfpeter,

Brute Force Protection > Additional Options > Enforce strong passwords > Force All Members to use Strong Passwords is enabled but Check the strength of passwords was not enabled. Perhaps their passwords were not indeed strong because there is the possibility that these users were registered before i installed Wordfence some 1 1/2 year ago.

I have disabled these users and also blacklisted this IP.

BUT as i’ve mentioned in my first email this is something that’s been happening for quite some time now with various usernames and various IP sources. Every time i disable or totally delete the users but the phenomenon keeps coming back every once in a while. That is why i also did this time.

That’s why i am afraid there might be something on my website that bypasses login authentication.

Is it possible to somehow “catch” it through access logs or Wordfence?

Hi @wfpeter,

many thanks for the feedback.

Well here is the “How does Wordfence get IPs” part of my options.

It correctly reflects my IP. :

Regarding XML – RPC i have disabled it via .htaccess. Not via Wordfence.

# Block WordPress xmlrpc.php requests
<Files xmlrpc.php>
order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from 127.0.0.1
</Files>

I must also mention that i have strict settings for Brute force login attempts (lockout after 2 invalid tries for a period of one month)and also strict crawling rate limits in Wordfence.

The also weird thing is that for example for the Netherlands Datacenter IP i couldn’t find any record in the Apache access log ??
Any ideas?

I can confirm that the plugin does not work at all at version 2.5 . I have Polylang also.
I downgraded to version 2.4.3 as pointed out by @intoxstudio and now it works correctly…

Hello @jahmedas

i found the solution a couple of hours after the post.

The answer is to use the wpas_email_notifications_email filter hook in the following way :

add_filter( 'wpas_email_notifications_email',  'example_callback', 10, 3);
function example_callback( $email_variables, $case, $ticket_id ) {

   
            $temp_arr_user_rep = array();
            $temp_arr_user_rep["user_id"]=0;
            $temp_arr_user_rep["email"]="[email protected]";
            array_push($email_variables["recipient_email"],$temp_arr_user_rep);
           
            return $email_variables;
    }

• This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by zsimaiofgr.

I figured it out minutes after opening this topic.
It seemed that the SMTP configuration was not set up correctly and it was causing some kind of slow response while opening or replying to a ticket.
After setting SMTP conf correctly, it works like a charm.

@georgekapsalakis Καλησπ?ρα,
ναι ?χει επιλυθε?.
Το πρ?βλημα ?ταν στο SOAP response τη? τρ?πεζα? Πειραι?? και λ?θηκε κατ?πιν επικοινων?α? με εκε?νου?.
Ευχαριστ? θερμ?.

@georgekapsalakis Καλησπ?ρα και π?λι.
?χω δημιουργ?σει ?να δοκιμαστικ? Script php το οπο?ο εκτελε? τα εξ?? :

<?php

$wsdl   = 'https://paycenter.piraeusbank.gr/services/tickets/issuer.asmx?WSDL';
$client = new SoapClient($wsdl, array('trace'=>1));  // The trace param will show you errors

var_dump($client->__getFunctions());

?>

Και επιστρ?φει κανονικ?
array(2) { [0]=> string(65) “IssueNewTicketResponse IssueNewTicket(IssueNewTicket $parameters)” [1]=> string(65) “IssueNewTicketResponse IssueNewTicket(IssueNewTicket $parameters)” }

Υπ?ρχει κ?ποιο σφ?λμα με αυτ? το response απ? την Πειραι?? ? ?ντω? το payment plugin κολλ?ει κ?που και βγ?ζει το
ErrorSoapFault exception: [WSDL] SOAP-ERROR: Parsing WSDL: Couldn’t find in ‘https://paycenter.piraeusbank.gr/services/tickets/issuer.asmx?WSDL’ in /home/ch414616/artpeckers.com/wp-content/plugins/woo-payment-gateway-for-piraeus-bank/wooshop-piraeus.php:425 Stack trace: #0 /home/ch414616/artpeckers.com/wp-content/plugins/woo-payment-gateway-for-piraeus-bank/wooshop-piraeus.php(425): SoapClient->SoapClient(‘https://paycent…’)

?
ΕΥχαριστ?.

Καλησπ?ρα και ευχαριστ? για την ?μεση απ?ντηση.
Ε?μαστε σε shared hosting και απ? πλευρ?? μα? δεν ?γινε καμ?α αλλαγ? (μ?σω cpanel).
?χω στε?λει mail στον hosting provider μ?πω? ?λλαξαν κ?τι αυτο? απ? πλευρ?? του?….
Υπ?ρχει κ?ποιο workaround για αυτο…;

yeah, i did, but i wonder when it will be a new version available so it will solve the problem correctly

Any update on this?
We need this since the plugins are completely useless with the new 5.5 version