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It IS the plugin (in my experience). The HTTP Header setting needs to be set for REMOTE_ADDR but for some reason Securi changes it automatically every couple of weeks. Super annoying but easy to fix.

Sorry, I think the reverse proxy settings was causing this. Fixed!

I’m having the same issue. I have a site where many people log in to post. Every notification I receive has my server IP and nothing seems to change this.

Okay, I’ll try to figure that out. Thank you!

(in other words, I’d like ALL of my images to be purged from Jetpack’s cache)

Thanks Jeremy,

I’ve done this but it only seems to work on images that are posted after I made the change. I’d like to change the image server from the files posted BEFORE the change.

How can I safely delete all these tables? the _sets and _files tables seem to contain key functionality to the site.

Yes but I only use 3. Can the other 37 be removed?

Possibly a cache issue?

This error worries me as well. My users have been having issues logging in completely, so unsure if they’ll be able to use the stripe webhook once they do.

I am having the same problem. I used my FTP program to delete all the Twitter Wickett files, so I’m up and running again. But now I can’t use the widget. I tried reinstalling and got this:

Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ARRAY, expecting ‘)’ in /home/content/58/2305858/html/wp-content/plugins/wickett-twitter-widget/wickett-twitter-widget.php on line 231

Same problem here.