saxoflora

wfasa, thanks for checking. The fix suggested by Greg did not work.

I just sent you the Diagnostics (along with the result of the scan).

The site has its own database but sits as a subdirectory of another site.

When I run a scan on the “umbrella” site with the option “Scan files outside your WordPress installation” checked, the scan completes. So I assume it’s keeping me safe. However, it would be good if the scan worked on the subsites.

Thank you so much for reaching out!

Thanks Greg. I’ll try this!

Hello

My host doubled the size of innodb_log_file_size and the scan is still hanging.

I’ve done a little more investigation and notice the following:

I have one main WordPress installation in the root folder and the scan completes successfully.

I have 4 other installations in subfolders of the root installation and none of these complete, all hitting the same error decribed above.

On the option screen, the “Scan files outside your WordPress installation” is unchecked.

Thanks for your help.

Hi wfasa

Thanks for replying. I will check with my host.

saxoflora

Thank you James

Thank you for your prompt reply. This is very useful.

Kind regards