ScoutHarper

Never mind! It turns out the server was changed and it was still pointed to the old server.

Thank you, all is fixed!

It seems to have corrected itself. Some sort of glitch, I suspect.

Thank you.

How can I fix this?

Not sure how to do that.

Same here. This started with an Apache and PHP update from Bluehost on April 17. Since then, every time I log in Sucuri shows the host’s IP address. And, as of yesterday, Sucuri shows the IP address of anyone attempting to log in as the Host’s address.

I have been in contact with BlueHost and they seem to think the problem lies in Sucuri’s plugin. This is very, very frustrating.

Thought I’d add my two cents. I first sas this plugin mentioned via my Sucuri updates. I couldn’t figure out where it had come from. I hadn’t installed it. Meanwhile, my blog wasn’t updating after I published a new post. I post every day. My readers were coming to my blog and thinking I hadn’t posted in several days because they weren’t getting updated posts. I was on the phone with BlueHost about this at least twice and I wrote them an angry letter, as well. I lost ad income during that time. My main complaint was that it stopped my site from working correctly and, even more importantly, they had installed it without my permission. The techs had clearly been getting a lot of complaints about it. They renamed the folders, the techs saying that renaming them was a good idea so no one at BlueHost would decide to ‘install’ it again in the future. They also had to make an adjustment to some code in .htaccess.

I deliberately chose to NOT have a caching plugin on my site and then they went ahead and added it. It’s also named after the company that now owns Bluehost.

I finally contacted my host – which is Bluehost – and they investigated from their end. Coincidentally, they had upgraded their php for my blog about 10 days ago – right around the time that WP 4.5 came out. When they went back to the previous version of php, everything worked. I checked it out again today and all the media downloaded like a dream. So, either the php isn’t working with this version of WP, or it’s conflicting with a plugin. Eventually, I’m going to have to be upgraded to the newest version, but for now, everything is working.

Still having the same problem after update to 4.5.1

Yes, it automatically upgraded. Still having the problem, unfortunately.

I see that it’s disappeared. Thank you!

Just updated and now I get this on the dashboard:

Thanks for upgrading the Image Widget! If you like this plugin, please consider rating it and maybe even check out our premium plugins including our Events Calendar Pro!

Will this disappear eventually?

Good. Thank you!

Does that make sense to you? I hope all is well with the plugin and that whatever I did was okay.

It’s gone so I can’t screen shot it. It appeared after I did your update this morning. Even though I had updated it, I got a message saying something like “You’re almost there! Activate Image Widget.” It confused me because I’ve had the plugin a while and it was already activated. When I clicked on the box, it led me to something that said if I wanted more access I needed to link to some site (which I’m sure is part of your site?) I didn’t do that. When I went back and tried it again, I noticed I could click Skip and I did and the nag disappeared.

Never mind – I figured it out. Thank you!