Sean Fisher

I have created an issue for this here: https://github.com/srtfisher/Lockdown-WPAdmin/issues/11

What happens when you try and access your page?

Can you share a screenshot of what is on the 404 page?

Version 2.2 is compatible and it actively being worked on.

The idea behind this plugin was to let the user set whatever login URL they wanted. If they really wanted it to be /login, so be it–their stupid decision!

What I could do is recommend against it by adding in a message saying this isn’t so secure. They have the freedom to compromise security.

As of right now, it’s explicitly shutting off network activation. You can enable it on a per-site basis but that doesn’t really make sense for you, haha.

I’ll look into adding network support!

I actually just did it myself and committed it here:

https://github.com/srtfisher/Lockdown-WPAdmin/commit/782eaf099cb7a85f1a196477923230e8238f3fce

You should see it in 2.0.2 release in the next few days.

The problem is that somebody could also set their login URL to login. I wonder how that’s happening.

@jonrittmann: can you tell me something about your hosting setup? Web host and PHP version?

Great–I like it! Can you submit that as a pull request on GitHub?

https://github.com/srtfisher/Lockdown-WPAdmin

You can do a number of things:

1) Just delete the plugin and you’ll be let back in. Of course I want you to use it but if it’s necessary, it’s necessary.

2) Look in your database. This is a little bit more confusing but it’s easy to find here. Look for a table named wp_options. From there, look for an option named ‘ld_login_base’. That is your login base.

The design of the program is to hide the login base so by making it hard to find, I’m just doing my job. ??

What do you mean this isn’t working? What happens when you go to your login URL which you set to /khan ? What about when you go to /wp-login.php ? /wp-admin/ ?

Are you on 2.0? I put in a new way to load the 404 properly in that version.

Just merged a fix for that and it’ll make it’s way to the www.ads-software.com plugins system later this afternoon.

Hi Simon,

I haven’t had any issues with wp_head not firing for myself, that’s weird. Are you using wp_enqueue_script to add your scripts?

Have yet to try that out, huh. Could look into it for MS installs.