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Thanks for the reply. I’ve been using Duplicator for quite some time, so I actually do know that I could do a 2 part install. However I was hoping to find another work around since not everyone is in a position to archive their site files separately. Besides, isn’t a 2 part install more-or-less the same as doing a database-only backup, or is there a substantial difference?

Thanks again.

Hi Emre:

Sorry, I guess I posted too soon. Turns out I just needed to re-save Permalink settings, and that fixed it. Not sure why that was necessary since those settings haven’t changed since the site was first created, but that’s what it was. Thank you for the reply though.

Scott

Hi WPChef:

I figured it can’t block something like an actual firewall does, but there is a section called “Blocklist” so….

However I wasn’t talking about an IP block anyway. On your Logs tab, under Blocklist, there’s a box for usernames. Are you saying that people or bots are still able to attempt to login using “blocked” usernames??? If that’s the case, then trying to block someone from entering non-existent usernames really has no effect, is that right? If the username doesn’t exist, they can’t login with it anyway, so no point in putting it in the list?

And by the way, the article you cite above that should be helpful to me, that’s MY article.

Any ideas on this folks?

Forgot to mention: In case it makes a difference, both machines run Windows. Dev machine is Windows 10 Pro; live server is Windows Server 2008 R2.

Thanks for the reply, but it wasn’t very helpful. If there’s not supposed to be a limit on number of fields per form, can you tell me what the problem might be and what might I do to fix it?

Thanks,

Scott