Version 4.0.7 is live. Please let us know if you are still seeing issues

Just updated to 4.0.10

The hidden wp-admin now works (that is to say the secret word works) BUT if instead of using the secret word I pur wp-admin, instead of getting a 404 error I get:

You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.

Updated to version 4.0.10 and am now getting the following fatal error:
Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 62128128) (tried to allocate 3864595 bytes) in /homepages/15/d373560574/htdocs/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 951

Has also happened for other files. It seems iThemes security is eating memory like it’s nobody’s business.

Just updated, and the backups are not working. It states the locally saved backups should be located in “…./wp-content/uploads/ithemes-security/backups” and no such folder exists.

Also, the ones emailed to me have no attachment.

Help?

Thanks

Visceral, you’ll have to add this in your wp-config.php.

//MEMORY LIMIT
define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '256M');

Please note that the memory limit will vary from one hosting provider to another. The way to find the memory limit is as follows:

If you find out what your php.ini limit is set to you can increase WP limit to that and see if that helps. You can use a simple function to check your PHP settings.

Create info.php and put this in there.

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

And view it in your browser: domain.com/info.php and look for the memory limit value.

I didn’t have any issues with 4.0.7, but when I upgraded to 4.0.10 I started having the same issue as Stephen Judge without the ability to log in. When I try to log in using just the username and password, I get the same error message as WaldenPondDesigns.

I logged in to FTP and changing the name of the BWPS folder allows me to login using the Authentication, so I was then able to deactivate Google Authenticator. From there I renamed the BWPS folder and reactivated. I’m able to log in now, though without the two-factor authentication, which makes me a little uncomfortable.

I wonder how to savely uninstall Ithemes Security. I just had an internal server error after deactivating it. I restored a complete backup of the site and database ( time of backup 2 days prior to installing Ithemes Security). But I see it still exists in my plugin folder. What is the safest way to delete the plugin completely?

Thanks!!

OK so I just found the solution for the problem I mentioned above.

In the Hide backend section of the settings theres a new option called “Enable Thema Compatibility” (or very something similar)

Once that was selected everything now works fine.

4.0.12 up…. G Auth issue continues!

Updated my client’s site to 4.0.12, and I’m still seeing 404 errors for admin pages after trying all possible admin URLs.

Anyone know what these two bullet points in the changelog mean?
Added an option for custom login action that can bypass hide login
Allow admin-ajax.php to bypass hide backend

I’m having similar issues. I updated the plug in on three sites and it crashed all three. I’m getting the following error:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 128 bytes) in /home/[site]/[folder]/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line xxxx

For each site the only way to get back in was to delete my .htaccess file and delete the plug in via ftp.

I just enabled on one of my sites and set it up to email backups. I got the email, but attachment it referenced was not attached.

Yikes I am still watching by the sidelines after issues with both 4.0.7 and 4.0.8. I am waiting for 5.0.

The more daring they may want to try using the Sandbox plugin to mitigate issues with crashing site.

My heart goes out to you guys, this really must be a tough issue to fix.

Best,

Andrew

I don’t seem to be having the issues anyone else here is having, I can get into my back-end just fine but can’t go to plugins section or update-core section! I’ve cleared DB of all bwp instances and cleared htaccess of it as well. HELP!

@ebudz15 – I would try going to security settings and making sure that you don’t have the “Disable File Editor” option checked. If you do, uncheck it, refresh the page while you’re in the WP dashboard, and you should have access to the editor in the WordPress dashboard.

I have a WordPress Multisite and able to login via mysite.com/site2 but unable to login in the main site.

If I login mysite.com/site2 it’s also impossible to go to main via my sites.

UPDATE : After login via mysite.com/site2 i was able to set the default address for Dashboard again and I can login again but it’s impossible to log out now !?