Rahim Baharbin

I cleared the browser cache and even manually changed the {aiowps_login_page_slug} parameter in the database. However, I am still encountering the 404 error.

{site_url}/wp-login.php -> redirect to home page

{site_url}/{aiowps_login_page_slug} -> error 404

im enabile setting:

2FA and encrypted the keys in the database

2FA -> compilt setup to Google authenticator and using

If changes are needed in the {aio_wp_security_configs} file, the settings made should be taken into account.

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My issue is not related to changing the login page name.
The exported settings from the previous site are stored in a JSON file, which has caused the problem.

For example:

• Security keys that are supposed to be unique for each site.
• The email address of the previous site.
• Google reCAPTCHA keys.

It would be better if, in future updates, the exported file is adjusted so that settings that might cause issues after being uploaded to a new site are either removed from the export or dynamically adjusted to match the new site’s data.

For now, please send the default settings of the aio_wp_security_configs table in a TXT file so I can update the database.

Thank you for your response.

The entire site was accessible, but the WordPress dashboard had encountered this issue. Following your guidance, the problem was resolved.

Would re-enabling the cookie setting potentially cause this issue to reoccur?

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