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It was a memory issue with the VPS. Apparently, it was within 20-50MB of the account’s limit at most any given time.

I had the host up the limit temporarily so I could troubleshoot, and the scan completed. FINALLY. Ha.

Thanks again.

Any insight into this, sir? Thank you.

FYI, I did even try the .htaccess tweak for Litespeed servers just to troubleshoot, and that was a no-go as well.

Thanks for the quick response.

Yes, I did the complete uninstall (twice) per those instructions.

One of the other sites is with the same hosting company (InMotion), but this site I’m having trouble with is the only VPS; both InMotion sites are running on Apache servers, though.

Same here. I’m not on a Litespeed server, and after uninstalling and reinstalling Wordfence, working with my hosting company tech support, disabling mod_security and re-enabling, making every tweak I could find in Options to max_execution_time, memory, etc. I cannot get a scan to complete successfully.

It hangs anywhere between getting malicious URLs from your servers to “Analyzed XX files containing XX MB of data so far”—mostly on the latter.

I’ve got this plugin working on three other sites, and it is smooth sailing. Please advise; thank you.

Thank you, kind sir.

Did you ever figure this out, Cathley?

Yes, do you plan to add functionality for recurring events?

Thanks for all of your hard work. Very nice plugin.

Thank you!

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I honestly haven’t messed with that setting at all. I just checked “Use Custom Styles” under the Styles tab, and then edited the stylesheet (called “colorbox.css”) for the style that I’m using (which is called “Fancypants”).

The stylesheets that are generated after you check the “Use Custom Styles” box and then save all settings will be located at wp-content/lbp-css.

Here’s an example of how I did it (with images, mind you—I haven’t tried video yet):

#cboxLoadedContent{margin-top:15px; margin-left:10px; margin-right:10px; margin-bottom:15px;}