Create a filter for the array with regexes: spartashield_is_spam_website_regexes This will sent the array $regexes, where you can modify it and return it ( don't forget to add "return $regexes;" in your function ). Adding a new regex filter Just add a new item: Deleting an existing regex filter
Note: Ensure wp_ is the correct prefix; check the wp-config.php file for the prefix.
The Varnish VCL firewall is likely causing this issue. Check the response headers and the URL combination to determine the reason. Please send us the URL where the issue occurs and the rules, and we will check if this is a false positive that needs to be resolved. Example (see the block rule rules):
UPDATE `wp_options` SET `option_value` = 'a:0:{}' WHERE `option_name` = 'limit_login_lockouts'; Note: Ensure wp_ is the correct prefix; check the wp-config.php file for the prefix. Also see: Enabling Reverse Proxy
Empty your upload_path as described in this article. Use this define in the wp-config file: define('UPLOADS', 'wp-content/uploads');
Enable XMLRPC Review the .htaccess file and if there are blocking rules, remove them or comment them out by adding a hash (#) in front of them. Add the following line to wp-config.php: define('MP_NO_DISALLOW_XMLRPC', true);
This will keep the defined amount. All other instructions merely delete all revisions and/or use SQL … ending up with many orphaned records on other tables. https://github.com/trepmal/wp-revisions-cli
As of writing make sure your openssl has SHA1 enabled.
Use Cloudlinux, do not use some vague .htaccess or user.ini file. Use the "options" and scroll down.Note: your account will *still* be having its own limits.
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