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[Suman M.]

Do you mean that your IP is listed in “Dashboard >> Intrusions” section? But the request being logged there doesn’t mean that it’s blocked. It’ll be blocked only if Total Impact is 20 (mentioned in IDS Firewall tab). You can do these:

– goto Dashboard >> Intrusions, hover over the request(s) that are related to the blocked requests and click on ‘Exclude’ link.
– increase the ‘block threshold’ value (IDS Firewall tab) to 30

[Suman M.]

Is “squ_” problem only in the rewrite rule below?
rewrite ^/login /wp-login.php?hide_my_wp=1234 last;

Please enter the text without backslash “/” in ‘Change Login URL’ field in Permalinks & urls tab, so simply ‘login’ instead of ‘/login’. Then update HMWP rules in Nginx config and restart Nginx.

[Suman M.]

Hi, it’s usually not recommended to replace CSS class names as it might break the site. But you can try adding the replacement in “Replace in HTML” and check the site. If anything breaks then remove the added replacement.

More info regarding the replacement here – https://codecanyon.net/item/hide-my-wp-amazing-security-plugin-for-wordpress/4177158/faqs/20827

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Hi, visited the mentioned URL and it simply displays “Nee.”

[Suman M.]

It’s working now. Can you please check?

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[Suman M.]

Hi, in the rule you pasted above I see <strong> tag, which actually should not be there. The rule should be like:

rewrite ^/login /wp-login.php?squ_hide_my_wp=1234 last;

[Suman M.]

Hi, currently, you can only block IPs or countries but cannot whitelist IP or country. Can you please let us know why you want to exclude your IP?

[Suman M.]

Thanks! Let us know if any further issue.

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[Suman M.]

Hi colorlink, can you please create a separate support ticket regarding the issue you are having? Thank you!

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[Suman M.]

Some detectors like WhatCMS is detecting wordpress in your site. Some of the CMS detectors seem to have updated their algorithm. We’ve already note it and hope to come up with the solution in the upcoming versions of the plugin. Thanks for your understanding.

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