Mvdw

Thank you for the link but the solution is not in that topic ??

Thank you. We’re trying to do that now. Experience some difference after deactivate plugins such as Ithemes, W3Cache and SEO. So it looks like the update of wordpress triggered something in one of that plugins ??

@dwinden

I’ve disabled the 404 notifications and enabled the Banned users option and disabled the XMLRPC.

And I had someone to edit the .htaccess file to block some spiders and bots for me.

With all these changes no notifications anymore. So it looks solved for now.

@dwinden

Thank you! Jip and Janneke would be nice :-)))

But I’m going to explore the tutorial.

Further more I edit some option which you adviced.

Many thanks.

@dwinden

thanks again for your answer.

Trying to understand what your saying.

The option I think it’s best to uncheck the 404 detection because that’s the one I understand the best ;). But what is the risk of unchecking?

I enabled the Banned Users option.

So what happens if I disable XMLRPC, what kind of effect has this?

@dwinden

Thank you for your answer. I’m already using the hide backend feauture. De logs are showing a lot of 404 hits, I think most of the time by spiders, referrers and bots.

So yes the plugin is succesfully blocking them. But I want to get rid of alllllll the notifications.

And the last sentence you wrote I don’t totally understand what I have to do:

To prevent (automated) xmlrpc.php BFAs disable XMLRPC (if possible) in the WordPress Tweaks section of the iTSec plugin Settings page.

Can you explain it in other words?

That’s the same problem for me, I spend many hours of blocking spammers, spiders and referrers with a result of many lockout notifications. Bu unchecking the notifications in the settings is NOT a solution.

I’m reading forum repsonses for days and search for solutions on the internet but no luck. Provide a bug report is complicated so I don’t really understand how to do that. I’ve tried many things but it seems to be the seo plugin that’s causing the problem. I think its regrettable that I have to pay for the premium version to get some help with this.

So a free plugin with no support what so ever ??

@mike, did you receive the emails from Ruud? Is it possible to answer the emails soon?

I don’t want to give you the impression that I’m not willing to rule out other causes but I had the impression that the message MultiSafepayDev wrote was not understood well.

I hope he’s going to answer your questions above. when that’s not going to solve the problem I’ll install Mandrill for you oke?

Because I think the cause of the problem was explained by @multisafepaydev, please read his message again.

I don’t think it’s necessary to install Madril to solve this problem. The server error logs don’t display what’s going wrong.

Paying by PayPal looks like it gives the proper emails but paying with MSP doesn’t.

I think it’s either way a problem with MSP or Woocommerce.

I’m using Maya Theme from Themeforest. I installed the theme again + woo commerce again and the problems where gone.

Yes it is!