tux1

@flagship890 So you solved deleting every single plugin and reinstalling them?

There are some processes of WordPress i could run with the plugin “WP Control” for example, to see if my installation reach the sources? cause i’m running ouf ot ideas xD

The server doesn’t have a firewall enabled. My .htaccess is pretty basic, it just has the litespeed rules in it (with pretty basic caching settings).

Also in site health, wordpress says its reachable so….no idea.

Even tried to run wp_update_plugins() via a plugin to see if it wasn’t working/running, but nothing, it just says the plugins are updated.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by tux1.

@jerrymayalor555 These options are useless here. The problem isn’t the automatic update of the plugins, the problem is that wordpress is not able to check if updates are available, therefore can’t update them.

@macmanx Some examples (i don’t get why if every plugin is not being notified, but ok)

• AMP plugin (not active), version 2.2.0. Currently in store 2.5.1.
• Site Kit by Google, version 1.114.0, Currently in store 1.116.0

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by tux1.

Yes sorry, my bad. Yes, i’m talking about Dashboard–>Updates.

It’s not 1 or 2, it’s every single plugin. Pretty much every plugin mentioned before, had to be updated manually, cause for my wordpress they were perfectly fine and updated..lol.

Even if i force check via bullettin–>Updates?

I’ll try, thanks

Active:

• CHP Ads Block Detector
• Disable XML-RPC-API (disabled, nothing changed)
• Disqus for WordPress
• Jetpack
• Redirection
• Site Kit by Google
• Telegram for WordPress
• Wordfence Security (tried learning mode and disabling, nothing changed)
• WPS Hide Login
• Yoast SEO

I had this problem many times in many years with different hostings/wordpress installations/plugins so i guess its a common problem (or i’m just super unlucky).

No warnings/errors at Tools > Site Health.

I haven’t disabled those, neither manually neither via a plugin.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by tux1.

Hello wfpeter and thanks for the answer.

So, yes, Wordfence totally deleted the entire Deblocker plugin files (all of it, every single file of the plugin and the plugin itself).

Might not sound like wordfence behaviour, but it is.

I solved excluding the plugin folder from scan.