mattgilchrist

I had this happen this morning for one site
Can’t use the login page to fix

Backup database first in case this makes things worse.

What I did to fix
Goto the database, to the table wp_options, and look for an entry called ‘aio_wp_security_configs’

Edit that entry
Look for something like this text and delete just that text

“aiowps_recaptcha_site_key”;s:40:”key_text_goes_here”;s:27:”aiowps_recaptcha_secret_key”;s:40:”key_text_goes_here”;s:24:

That should remove the recaptcha from your WP install, allowing you to log in.

It was me testing from Firefox 56.0.2 on my Windows 10 Pro workstation

It happens every time I reload any of the pages

Thanks Dylan

So if that is my only error(s), I should be good to live?

Yes that makes sense, and it works perfectly thanks.

Yes I saw that, and to me that was override of feature, making a special circumstance for that particular page.

In this case though the file extension types are set as not allowed to be downloaded (via 403 redirect). Will a later statement (the rule) then block a subset of the original list…ie achieve nothing, just reiterate the block list.

In other words because this is a block list, adding a rule won’t be able to remove one extension from the block list. Perhaps if I could explicitly allow the extension .exe for this site.

The only way that I can see it working is me manually modifying the .htaccess file, which gets rewritten every time a change a setting in AIOWPS…

Have I misread how this works?

What would a custom rule look like to achieve this?

I’ve just modified the .htaccess file and removed ‘|exe|’ from the list in the redirectMatch statement