ttremain

I am now running 4.5.2 and still getting the same error in the logs.

I disabled this plugin some time ago, but kept a copy around in case I needed it briefly.

Since the author has abandoned this plugin, eventually I got around to looking at the code for the vulnerability, and found a few of them. The code wasn’t long so it wasn’t too hard to do.

Answer: Appears to be the lack of the “Manage woocommerce” capability that is kicking my editor out of wp-admin.

I get a lot of these notices as well, because I have a couple of cron jobs that generate wp_mail. How can I filter these events from appearing in the log?

Looking at the database now, it’s a post_deleted _message_key, and the post_type is postman_sent_mail

Maybe I could filter on those or the post_title and not log in these cases?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by ttremain.

+1 for me too. Or give at least give us a partial URL we might block using .htaccess

I’m getting the same.

I like to run with notices on (for me only) to make sure my own codes don’t fire up issues.

I am though disappointed that this was reported 2 months ago with no resolution or even acknowledgement.

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There was nothing in the debug log, or PHP logs.

We have since removed the plugin.

What I’m coming up with, is Yoast has created an XML sitemap:
https://{domain.com}/link_library_category-sitemap.xml

And it contains:
https://{domain.com}/link_library_category/{category} and this URL doesn’t exist.

“link_library_category” should be “links”, which is the slug.

Perfect! Here is what I ended with:

if ($thePage=='home' && class_exists( 'MetaSliderPlugin' ) ) {
  try {
    $slideshow = MetaSlider_Slideshows::get_instance();
    $slideshow_array = $slideshow->get_single(1937);
    $slide_ids = $slideshow_array[0]['slides'];
    $slides = array_map(function ($slide) {
      return get_the_post_thumbnail_url($slide);
    }, $slide_ids);
    foreach ( $slides as $slide ) {
      echo "<meta property='og:image' content='{$slide}'>\n";
    }
  } catch (Exception $e) {
    //Nothing to put here
  }
}

I could grab the slider ID dynamically, but no real need at this time. At least if I add or remove images down the road, I now won’t have to remember to change the OpenGraph code accordingly.

Thank you!

@dimitrios38

This appears to be an unsupported plugin now. I would recommend finding a suitable replacement, before it breaks.

I should add that I have tried with, and without clicking on “show password” to see the randomized password.

Also, there is nothing in the php error log, or debug.log if I turn on debugging.

Already found my own answer. I changed Capability to “post” and now it shows

Correction, it was 8 GB of data in the options table.

I have. Your tech took the information, and stopped responding.

Does it show in the box that lists the addresses?

You do have to edit it, to add a comma between emails. That was the point given in the beginning where I said it wasn’t a complete solution yet. The plugin filters out the commas.