Jason Lewis

@jeherve could you please point us to the ticket where this issue is being tracked?

I suspect this could be related to a bug in jetpack.

See https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/404-pages-found-at-gtmetrix/#post-12930733

Dissapointed!

Can you please notify is when this bug is fixed?

Thanks

Hi,

I’m using bit.ly

Here is a link to a post I did today:

Set group permissions for whole subdirectory with ACLs: https://t.co/NCroneXMPV

— Jason Lewis (@jasonblewis) April 18, 2014

Since I posted my feature request to you, I upgraded to a proper SSL certificate so I no longer get the error on this site. However I still think its a worthwhile thing to add for people who are using self signed certs.

Jason

Thanks for considering it,

Hi,

It turned out to be a problem with some javascript in my plugin.

Thanks,

Jason

I found this manifests if you try and save the settings from the widget.

If you go to Settings/Twitter Widget and change settings there, it does seem to save the settings and they are reflected in the widget’s settings.

Hope that helps.

I found that if I go to Settings/Twitter Widget and change settings there, it does seem to save the settings and they are reflected in the widget settings.

Hope that helps.

yes, same here

Same problem here. No updates from the author on this?

Hi Dan,

Thats great to hear. I’ve upgraded.

Thanks for your perseverance in working through the issues.

Jason

Ah, ok.

I will email you that info.

Jason

Hi Dan,

That gives both of mine and my associate’s user names and the valid IP addresses.

I log in from 2 IPs and they log in from 1 currently. We share 1 ip address.

Jason

I just also did a count on failed attempts by ip. very interesting. 3 IP addresses seem to be the culprits, with over 2000 failed attempts each.

What do you think about blanket blocking abusive IP addresses?