reflexiv

For CentOS 6 it was unnecessary for me to change the plugin code. It went to /var/log/messages by default.

After spending half a day debugging, I could never get fail2ban to trigger an action though even it was matching the log file. Instead of fail2ban I used CSF LFD to block IPs with this plugin per https://forum.configserver.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=6663#p20069

I fixed this by editing the file that was giving the warning (/wp-content/themes/platform/includes/class.layout.php), inserting this at the beginning to disable warnings:

error_reporting(E_ERROR);

Hi Jeff, I did some modifications because the answer to the spam challenge question was showing up in the input box, set as the placeholder. Also, some backslashes were strangely being added to my question so I added the question directly in submission-form.php.

I just tried uninstalling and reinstalling. It now works for me with default settings. The spam challenge answer is still showing in the input box as the placeholder. To fix I removed this on line 65 of submission-form.php:

placeholder="<?php echo $usp_options['usp_response']; ?>"

It’s now working perfectly, so maybe I messed something up when I was previously modifying submission-form.php. Thanks for this useful plugin!

Thanks for bring that ticket to my attention Nazgul, I didn’t think to search there. I reverted back the ‘fix’ and it seems to be working now for me as well.

I have this same problem. My domain is https://nakba48.org which points to my files are in a directory named nakba48 at grove.ufl.edu.

All my previous/next post links tack on an extra “~nakba48” so they give a 404 error, for example https://nakba48.org/~nakba48/?cat=7&paged=2 instead of the correct https://nakba48.org/?cat=7&paged=2.

My wordpress and blog address are both set to https://nakba48.org.