nathair

@cageehv Still reported as having a vulnerability by ithemes security.

thank you for the quick fix, @cageehv

Please notify when you have found a good replacement. I am on a pension now but still manage a couple of Community WordPress websites and this apparently abandoned plug-in came in very handy in keeping those databases tidy.

Thank you,
Yolanda aka nathair

I had the same warning: WordPress Optimize Database after Deleting Revisions plugin <= 5.0.110 – Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) vulnerability

Such a pity,

More info: Disabling the plugin stops the error from appearing.
Using template Tempera with WordPress 5.1.1
Using classic editor
I was entering the Composer when message came: Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.
Please contact the server administrator at webmaster@xyzabc to inform them of the time this error occurred, and the actions you performed just before this error.

the log mentions:
PHP Warning: printf(): Too few arguments in xyzabc/public_html/cms/wp-content/plugins/better-wp-security/core/modules/malware/settings-page.php on line 52\n’

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by nathair.

I found some events have no location filled in. No bug or anything, just new way of Google crawling sites
thanks
Nathair

@ipstenu
1. I ran the update on 6 different sites on 6 different servers. After updating all 6 sites reported there was a new update for this plug-in , so I ran it again and again. The solution was manually changing the version number as explained above. Which I did on all 6 sites.
2. I am no fan of jetpack which you mentioned somewhere, it is bloatware i.m.h.o.
3. I received your mail that I should not sign my posts? Or did I actually misread something

Vixen

Thank you @fistfullofcrisco
I did just that and it worked.
Changed it both in php and the txt file.

Yolanda [nathair]

thank you @pronl, maybe you know some one in the Netherlands working on the translation. I am not familiar with .mo and .po and such

cheers
Yolanda

This is solved
The PayPal account used to receive the payment didn’t accept subscriptions (due to the status of that account). It does now!

Note that the PayPal requirements for accepting recurrent payments aren’t the same that for accepting one-time payments, that’s why almost any account can receive one time payments but for recurrent payments other requirements are added on the PayPal side.

The problem is that the recurrent payments use the webmasters email for payment instead of the email provided in the submitted field of the form.

Yolanda

actually in previous versions of WordPress own themes it did link to previous images, I checked with twenty-twelve just now,
so this is a bug.

cheers,
Nathair

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by nathair.

OK, team got back to me and issue solved for me for this time.
Make your own thread if you have this issue on your site, they will get back to you via e-mail and resolve the problem

thank you
Yolanda

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by nathair.

(@huge-it-support-1)
I send you another mail in reply to your support member just now for the test situation
subject of this mail was Re: [www.ads-software.com Forums] fatal error on update
cheers
nathair

I sent it to info [ at ] huge-it.com and Just now there was an answer which was in my spambox because Google Gmail concluded the sender was not verified by the huge-it servers. It asked for a temporary Admin account to look in to the problem.
If this was you, I Will set up a test situation

Cheers
Nathair