TopDog52

Thank you for responding. I do use Wordfence (free version) and have for years. Tablepress and Wordfence have always played well together. I tried deactivating Wordfence to see if that made a difference, but no joy.

I’ll use one of the recent site backups in a test site and remove plug-ins one by one and see if that’s the problem. I’ll let you know what I find out.

Thanks!

I second Bryan’s idea wholeheartedly. We’re not all full time developers and having this option makes life easier.

What country are you in? There is a block for many countries where there has been hacking observed in the logs.

I guess I’d forgotten about this issue, but it still exists. The link on the email icon is https://www.specificfeeds.com/widgets/emailSubscribeEncFeed/MDRtc21KdHpNcEJqdGhlRzc2Skxpdlp0UDlQZjFCN29QS0gyVTlnN3FmMzliWlpKeHRCUXM5UkRGVzdzTHJZdnptdnJVQ3NCendkQ1FlN3BNR3pwTkZ6UFF4RFUzeCs5UGhVVEVqOTl1RVkrOGNvMFB1UnNSTXpKUlQxRkExaFV8UFB1QUZHOE1zRDMra2J6ZkI3NXN5eW9qQ1EwU3J2K25zcGtXZXdOc2syVT0=/OA==

and it goes to a 404 page.

Today I updated to 5.0.1 also and am seeing the same message when I attempt to login. The web facing page is OK. This is not an active site yet, and the few installed plugins have been disabled by renaming the plugins foleer.

Cache has been cleared, .htaccess has been reset to default state. This is not good!

What browser are you using? I use Safari on my iPad mini and I can see and use the search box no problem.

I did try changing the stack size but it made no difference. Inasmuch as it’s a firewall and not needed on a local dev, I’m just leaving it out.

Thanks for your response!

You need to set up a login at the Wordfence website if you don’t have one: https://www.wordfence.com/dashboard/

and the first place you’ll be is your dashboard where there’s a large blue button for billing information.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 12 months ago by TopDog52.