CrowdSec - lightweight and collaborative security engine

@marchettia Thanks to your feedback, we added the session_write_close() just after the bouncing stage.

This should now solve the problem you meet (you just have to update to the 1.0.5+ of the CrowdSec WP extension).

Hi @wartraxx93,

Thanks to contact us.

“Undefined index: REMOTE_ADDR”: This PHP error occurs when running the code in a non-web context (ex: from the PHP cli).

IMHO,this PHP notice should not break the expected behaviour of your website or of the CrowdSec bouncer, but it’s still strange. Do you run the plugin in a particular way (like CI, PHP CLI, etc)?

Hello, yes it was a error from our side, sorry for inconvenience but we quickly release the patch in the next 24h.

Just upgrade to the latest version to fix this issue (currently 1.0.4).

Fell free to ask if you meet another problem.

Hi @marchettia

This has just been fixed in the last release (1.0.x).

Thank you for your feedback ??

Thank you for your feedback. We’ll fix this soon.

Hello @denisit71, thank you for using our CrowdSec plugin. After investigations, we are not reproducing the problem you mention.

I can confirm to you that the CrowdSec plugin does not force the display of errors, indeed it does not contain any ini_set directive and never calls the error_reporting function.

We also installed fresh CrowdSec plugin and fresh Matomo plugin on a fresh install of WordPress (last version).

I assume that another plugin or another code modification will be the cause of this forced display of errors.

Thanks again for your feedback and don’t hesitate to give us more feedback if you have any problems.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by CrowdSec - lightweight and collaborative security engine.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by CrowdSec - lightweight and collaborative security engine.

Hello Denisit71, and thank you for your feedback. We will take a quick look at this.