garethooper

Provide the Resolution and not just a never mind.

It does work. I dont have an Admin user anymore and use my own account which is an Administrator, and is not named ‘Admin’. The only thing that does not work anymore since 1.1.2 is the additional Administrators that are specified via the Postie settings, which worked in 1.1.1. So I just created a second admin account for another device with that users email address.

The best it get more information on the exact page error or notifications that state this. Other than that it may just be a differing configuration on your side that may be working against you.

Robery Felty is already doing this as best as he can with his time: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/postie/

https://blog.robfelty.com/plugins/postie

It currently works within reason on 2.7 for me.

Line 684 on NGG Version: 1.1.0:
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Can I send just a link Example privately? The support can continue here.

Was getting them a day or two after. I have removed the plugin and subsequently needed to rebuild site for other reasons after that, have not re-implemented the plugin as of yet.

I have the same issue. I cannot say if its a plugin doing it, a theme vulnerability or WP itself. A search for the label on wp support only brings up two posts right now, the other post advised a theme issue but no detailed resolution.

Do you have more info on the exact issue so that others can resolve the problem.

High Risk changing to 777, you are essentially allowing the World to write to those files.

Bad form on their part without notification before hand, unless it was out of their control.

Tried this and it blanked every page being opened. Running WP2.7 production release as of the 20th, did not resolve issue. This issue only started for me when Ihad my hosting ISP upgrade from php4 to php5. WP2.7 did not have any issues on php4 and I never once recevied this. I even went back to basics by re-building site with new DB and this still occured. I am reluctant to believe this is a PHP memory issue as many seem to think.

Hi gfazioli, I have re-uploaded and enabled it, now working perfectly. Thanks for coming back so quickly with a fix. If I may ask the exact issue.

Regards
Gareth

I have the same issue for several themes where all the files are there but the theme does not reflect in the Themes Selection page. What is even more frustrating and hopefully someone can explain is that a Theme works well on my local install for testing and ensuring the theme “works”, and to check generally customization capabilities. When I however upload to my hosted space with my Hosting Provider the theme shows up as being Broken, I have had the reverse occur aswell, where it works online and does not on local. Both environments are with in reason the same apart for something like PHP, the WP Framework is on 2.7 production release.

Found his part in the php file.
Undecided to Pull out or de-activate plugin outright, probably latter out of principle.

Where in his coding does he place his PUB number for Google.
Surely with reporting him, which I agree with, we can manuallychange his part he is enforcing.

Has the Feedback to Google on this been actioned?