Scott Cariss

Leave the file check root as it was.

and try the rules as I suggested…

Not from this plugin. Sorry

The plugin does ignore itself automatically. This is the first reported case of this happening.

This is because the script is taking longer than 30 seconds to scan your files and due to the way your web host config is set you cannot run scripts for longer than 30 seconds.

I recommend that you try reducing the number of files this script has to scan. Try ignoring safe directories where there maybe 1000’s of files.

If you cannot reduce the number of files to scan then try using a faster webhost, asking them to increase the execution limit or look at putting this: https://php.net/manual/en/function.set-time-limit.php some where in your config file.

Try the following rules:

/home/xxxxxxxx/public_html/mywebsite.com/wp-content/uploads/backupbuddy_backups*

/home/xxxxxxxx/public_html/mywebsite.com/wp-content/uploads/backupbuddy_temp*

/home/xxxxxxxx/public_html/mywebsite.com/wp-content/uploads/pb_backupbuddy*

/home/xxxxxxxx/public_html/mywebsite.com/wp-content/uploads/backupbuddy*

Constant changes in that folder are happening because you have a plugin that is generating a number of images regularly in that folder.

You know what is happening in there is safe then you can do one of two things.

Choose to ignore image file extensions site wide or put in an exclusion for the temp folder.

To ignore that folder use:

/full/path/to/folder/public_html/wp-content/uploads/et_temp*

I have thought about it but I have yet to see much need for such greater flexibility in the cron.

I might put it in the next version if I get enough demand for it

/home/p95011/www/live4ever.ru/wp-content/cache/*

^^ this one should be sufficient.

If a virus got downloaded on to your PC then it wasn’t from this plugin.

I recommend you do some more checking before making such harsh accusations.

Kind Regards

Scott

I’ve got this error in PHP 5.4.3 too.

No.

The three other checks are WordPress internal checks and are set to Twice Daily by default.

sc_wpun_update_check is also set correctly. I cannot see anything at error here.

The latest version shows you when the last scan was run.

If you want to know when it next run then that is down to how you have set the cron up.

Based on how you have set it up you can work out when the next scan will take place.

yes or you use:

/full/path/to/wp/wp-content/uploads/sucuri/blocks

I presuming here that you have the same website hosted on three separate web servers and you are load balancing the incoming traffic?

By the sounds of your issue I don’t think I’m going to be able to offer you a solution.

You have a setup that is beyond the normal WordPress install and as such I cannot help.

I have no plan on making a plain text list of what was there. The plugin is there to tell you what has been changed, added or deleted.

If you want to know what was there before restoring your website elsewhere then I recommend you look at a backup/restore solution.