Question: What are the timestamps for the last login for every WordPress user in this WordPress site? Most answers say to install some plugin, and there are dozens that will show the date and time when each WordPress user last logged in. However, plugins are a problem, because they always need to be kept up […]
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WordPress 5 didn’t install automatically on sites hosted on my CentOS 7 WordPress hosting server. That’s by design, because I’m selfish and I’d rather wait for a few bug-fix releases before making a major upgrade. When I chose to upgrade manually on a test site, WordPress asked for my FTP credentials: If you’re hosting WordPress
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I use Wordfence as a WordPress security solution. Even the free version has a comprehensive set of features, and the premium version is even better. It’s very easy to install and configure Wordfence as a regular plugin. However, the step to “Optimize the Wordfence firewall” fails for many people. This is not the fault of
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