• Resolved polyfade

    (@polyfade)


    All of a sudden now I’m receiving this message when I log out:
    “We’re sorry, you are not allowed to proceed” etc.

    I have a custom login url I set up via WP-Cerber, called portal. IE: https://mysite.com/portal

    After, I tried adding /portal/ to the Traffic Inspector whitelist, but I don’t think that solves the problem because after I log out, it takes me to a 404 page instead of going back to the login page at https://mysite.com/portal/wp-login.php?loggedout=true

    How can I fix this?

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  • the option in Cerber to disable wp-login.php creates this conflict, as the default WordPress logout links to wp-login.php. this error leaves the login session open after trying to logout. simply remove the wp-login.php in your address bar (https://mysite.com/portal/?loggedout=true) will successfully terminate your login session however.

    I’m having the same issue. Exactly where do I modify the logout URL in WPCerber to include ?loggedout=true ? I’m having trouble finding the setting.

    Thank you!

    I have the same issue but I don’t want to turn off option to disable wp-login.php. Is there any other way to get rid of this error? I don’t quite understand what @symisz ment by “simply remove the wp-login.php in your address bar”. Could you elaborate?

    Thanks

    This is a bug introduced in the most recent WordPress update. The plugin author is aware of the issue and promised a fix soon (in another thread). There is a workaround but it involves modifying one of the WP core program files. My advice for now is just to live with it until the plugin is updated. Or temporarily re-enable the wp-login until the plugin is updates.

    Cheers!

    Ok, thanks for the info. I’ll wait then ??

    @avpman

    This is a bug introduced in the most recent WordPress update.

    The error also exist in WordPress 4.
    @entik I had an issue with sessions still being active after logging out, since I can’t reproduce the error, it seems like a non-issue now.

    Plugin Author gioni

    (@gioni)

    Fixed in v. 8.5.

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