Google Site Kit erro 404

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You must remove deactivated plugins Security

Plugins extend your site’s functionality with things like contact forms, online stores, and more. This means they have deep access to your site, so it’s vital to keep them up to date.

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You must remove disabled themes Security

Themes change the look of your site. It’s important to keep them up to date so they’re consistent with your brand and to keep your site safe.

Your site has 3 themes installed and they are all up to date.

Your site has 2 themes disabled, not listing Twenty Twenty which is your theme in use. We recommend removing any unused themes to improve your site’s security.

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A scheduled event is late Performance

The action_scheduler_run_queue scheduled event did not run. Your site is still working, but this could indicate that scheduling posts or automatic updates won’t work as expected.

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1 recommended improvement
A scheduled event is late Performance

The litespeed_task_imgoptm_pull scheduled event did not run. Your site is still working, but this could indicate that scheduling posts or automatic updates won’t work as expected.

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• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by Walter Viana.

Hi @walterviana,

Many thanks for sharing these additional insights, very useful. Based on the information you provided it doesn’t look like there is anything unusual with your setup. I’ve therefore created a GitHub issue based on your experience, you’ll find out more on this below:
https://github.com/google/site-kit-wp/issues/4972

As it looks like you have Cloudflare active on your site can you temporarily disable Cloudflare before attempting setup once more? You’ll find instructions on how to do this below:
https://community.cloudflare.com/t/how-do-i-temporarily-disable-cloudflare/68798

If the same occurs with Cloudflare disabled we can perform some additional checks with another WordPress site on the same hosting platform.

I’ve already disabled cloudflare and it’s the same. I’ve been trying to solve the problem for 6 months.

That’s not ideal, sorry to hear that. Rather than asking you to perform additional troubleshooting steps I’ll check your setup with the team and report back to you here. Unfortunately this make take a few days for an update. Are you ok with this, or would you like me to propose some further checks?

Note that I’ve also listed some potential troubleshooting steps in the GitHub issue. These include attempting Site Kit setup from another site on the same hosting platform and attempting setup using a different Google account.

Let me know if you’re happy for me to escalate your case with the team.

To be honest with you, I agree. This plugin does not work as intended. Bad code! impossible to make this crap work! I am experiencing unprecedented rage! This plugin is incompetent, inefficient, crap! I will have to wait! I agree!I’m about to give up on this crap!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by Walter Viana.

I just reset my server. I deleted everything. I’m going to do a fresh install of wordpress (for the hundredth time!) and I’m going to try to install this damn plugin, which I need working on my site!

I think I finally found the error. When I click allow finish, it points to: https://memododia.com/sysdataadm. the correct one is https://memododia.com/wp-admin. Just copy this url and put wp-admin in place of sysdataadm that Site Kitu correctly including the option to restart the site kit! Restart it and I finally got it! is finally working now! Thank you so much for everything!

Hi @walterviana,

Nice troubleshooting, great to hear it!

In relation to the different wp-admin path that’s unusual that a site reset as you’ve previously performed didn’t reset the wp-admin path to include your own custom wp-admin URL. A site reset would typically include this. For this reason may I ask how, or what plugin, if any, you used to change your wp-admin path? I can then do some testing.

Thanks again for the update, and appreciate all your troubleshooting efforts. I’ll add your notes to the related GitHub issue.

Here is the solution :https://memododia.com/google-site-kit-erro-404-saiba-como-corrigir/

Many thanks for sharing what worked for you. We’re also going some testing to determine why a site reset in your case didn’t reset the wp-admin path.

Note also that from reading your very well written article you can reset the plugin without having the plugin completed setup. The reset option, as previously suggested, appears as soon as Site Kit has been activated (Tools > Available Tools > Reset Site Kit).

Thanks again for sharing, and best of luck with your site!

In my case, I used the Hide my WP plugin for the first installation of my site more than two years ago and renamed the site administration url. Then I installed the kit site. I believe it must have been cached on the plugin’s servers. And so, after I did a standard installation, the authentication url remained the previous one. After a lot of breaking my head and experiencing a lot of stress here, I looked at your information and decided to check the URL I was returning, just change the path to the standard administration and the kit site came on time. In this situation, the option to reset the site kit does not appear. Only after this change in the url did the kit website allow us to reset everything. Thank you very much!

Excellent work revisiting the steps you took! Thank you for sharing these insights. This will be useful as we try to recreate the same experience.