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You’re right. Sucuri is continuing to work, even with the WP REST plugin uninstalled. Thank you for your help. I really appreciate it.

Okay, so with this in mind– “the server where your website is being hosted is/was not able to communicate with the public WordPress API.” — I installed the WP REST API plugin. If this plugin is necessary for part of the Sucuri plugin to work, someone might want to put that in the Sucuri installation/description text (unless I just missed it). Is this requirement new? I’m sure I didn’t have the REST plugin installed before.

After that, when I tried to load the Dashboard, I got this message:

“Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted …”

So, as per this thread (https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/fatal-error-allowed-memory-size-of-33554432-bytes-exhausted-14)

I followed these instructions:

“Create a file called “php.ini” in the “wp-admin” folder of wordpress install.

Add the following text to the file;

memory_limit = 256M ; “

Then, Sucuri detected the file as being abnormal, but I set the file to be considered “Fixed” and everything seems to be working as it should, now. Unless I need to be worried about that memory error.

As you suggested, I activated development mode by setting wp-config, WP_DEBUG to true, but there don’t seem to be any PHP errors being generated.

I found out that setting Settings > Scanner Settings > FS Scanner, Core integrity checks to Disabled seems to allow the Dashboard page to load. I’m pretty sure I’d rather have the core integrity checks enabled, though.

Thank you for your help, so far. Any suggestions on how I might be able to keep the core integrity check scanner enabled?