Caching login page – Big Problem

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  • Plugin Author Emre Vona

    (@emrevona)

    You can add <!–[wpfcNOT]–> on the wp-login.php for now

    Thread Starter xyzbytes

    (@xyzbytes)

    I can as a temporary fix, but once the core is updated it will be gone. Hopefully you will have a fix for this soon.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter xyzbytes

    (@xyzbytes)

    This wasn’t an issue until the latest plugin update.
    Thanks

    Plugin Author Emre Vona

    (@emrevona)

    I didn’t modify anything about this subject.

    Plugin Author Emre Vona

    (@emrevona)

    can you tell me the plugin name please? I wanna test it

    Thread Starter xyzbytes

    (@xyzbytes)

    iThemes Security

    Thanks

    Plugin Author Emre Vona

    (@emrevona)

    it works well for me. Can you tell me the login page url please?

    I installed this plug-in today and now am unable to login to my WordPress account (can’t access dashboard, etc). How did you fix this problem? Will deleting the plugin folder solve the problem?
    Thank you

    Plugin Author Emre Vona

    (@emrevona)

    Can you tell me the admin url please? to mail-> [email protected]

    I have this same problem. Here’s what I’ve done to work around the issue.

    If you have renamed your login page to https://yoursite.com/login there will be a “login” dir in your cache folder created by WP Fastest Cache located at wp-content/cache/all/login. If you FTP into your site and delete that folder then you will be able to get a fresh copy of your login page and actually log in. Of course, this keeps being a problem every time you need to log in.

    A more permanent (but more risky) option…

    If you have the ability to change the perms on your dir then, rather than deleting the entire “login” cache dir you can just delete the index.html file in the login dir. Then you can set the permissions on the login dir to 000 (or something that prevents WordPress from writing to that dir. So from the command line you could say:
    chmod 000 wp-content/cache/all/login

    Then WP Fastest Cache wont be able to write any cache files to that dir. The risky part is that this might cause some errors depending on your PHP configuration.

    The moral of the story… delete the cache dir for your login page, refresh, and then you can log in again.

    Plugin Author Emre Vona

    (@emrevona)

    I will implement a feature which prevents creating cache for specific urls.

    Thread Starter xyzbytes

    (@xyzbytes)

    I had to move on to another cache plugin. My sites have to be running without major issues like this. Thanks Emre for your plugin and hard work.

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