Thank you that did the trick for pp_important_messages3 but the check_plugin_updates-hide-my-wp is still there at the top. I run the cron event and it is still there, I delete the event, and it is still there. (All that through the wp crontrol plugin)
Hi
Thank you
I think what’s left is the nginx configuration as a reverse proxy, the problem has to be somewhere there. Let me know if you need to have a look to any configuration files of nginx
As already said in my second post I’m not allowed to give admin access to anybody but I can provide information logs screenshots files and whatever details you may need, just tell me what do you need to debug this
unfortunately that’s not a solution and we must find a fix for this, We have already bought two licenses and I’m thinking about buying for all our wordpress sites. Is there anybody else who can help us with this? or do you need any more information from me? What’s the correct way to debug this?
What you said works fine, I have already tested several configurations. The only 1 thing that breaks the wp backend is the PHP restriction which when ticked adds the 2 lines above in the htaccess and breaks only the backend. Either in that case the frontend works fine.
Doesn’t the fact that I use nginx as a revesre proxy mean that I should use an alternative configuration and not the htaccess rules?
