selenasmith

Thanks. I’m working with my Info Security team to prove that SQL injections are blocked by WordFence. The Live Traffic “Blocked by Firewall” has several entries but none of them are specifically for blocking SQL injections. Is there a way to export the report to give to the InfoSec team?

I thought that was the case. Thanks for your quick response! ??

Yes. The existing checkbox field has been in use for over a year and we’ve used your plugin to automatically update the record from another source. Everything’s been working correctly for over a year until recently. I’m not sure exactly when this issue started but it may have started with a recent plugin update.

The new input field has no values on the admin screen either. I tested an import into another existing input field and it worked correctly.

I verified that the values are correct in the usermeta table.

Thanks!
Selena Smith

Thanks! ??

Just following up on this…. Are the filter hooks available in the beta version?

Also, you had a beta version 1.8.0 that resolved an issue with wp-login. The filter hooks aren’t in that version apparently.

Thanks! I’ll test it out and let you know if I run into any issues.

Thanks for your quick reply! Here’s the diagnostic information, sans website URL:

PHP Version: 7.1.29
Wordpress Version: 5.3
Plugin Version: 7.3
Is Pro User: NO
Current Theme: WP Bootstrap Starter

Thanks! I’ll test it out today.

Since we do a nightly import, I noticed a couple of things that would greatly improve the log information:

* Can you add an indicator if a record was added, edited or deleted?
* You have some script alerts in the log which of course don’t display with the html code. Can you format these as errors instead (i.e., red background)?

Thanks!
Selena Smith

True, I could use the email. For now I think we’ll delete the user record and re-add.

Thanks!
Selena Smith

The table section is ok, but I’d like to reword the header and footer.

Actually, if i just remove the C: drive from the path it appears to work.

I did some debugging and found the issue with this line of code (lines 318-320 in import-users-from-csv-with-meta.php):

		if( validate_file( $path_to_file ) !== 0 ){
			wp_die( __( 'Error, path to file is not well written', 'import-users-from-csv-with-meta' ) . ": $path_to_file" );
		} 

The validate_file() function returned a 2, so basically i can’t specify a Windows file path (“C:/inetpub/etc..”). I commented out this code and ran the cron job successfully.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by selenasmith.

Thanks for your help. We will stay with Windows and look for another solution.

I created a new empty WP site to make sure there was no plugin interference.

I set the path to use the forward slashes (/) and still no luck. Looks like i’m getting a 500 error per the IIS logs:
POST /wpdatasubmit/wp-cron.php doing_wp_cron=1569266461.9239480495452880859375