(07-24-2017 05:36 PM)masterking Wrote: [ -> ] (07-23-2017 12:26 AM)DragonsRider Wrote: [ -> ]Yes, it was shared here but old version and didn't work!
More than a year nobody bother to share. This is the new latest version, So i don't see a problem someone sharing a new version.
I was looking for this software and was actually going to buy but thanks to basabz, he saved me money.
I want to only mean, this method is same from damador.
And works with all versions Wordfence.
Credits must go always to crackers.
Well, the version from damador was not working and no updates for a year. Basabz version is working smoothly. So I gave max reps since its working and nobody share the latest.
And about the method it could be the same perhaps it is already available on the internet. Anyway, I already reps both of them. Well, the most important thing is that it is shared here and it's working.
THANK you!
(07-23-2017 08:32 AM)sinip Wrote: [ -> ]I'm not using that plugin, so I don't know for sure, but I AM pretty sure that you can whitelist certain IPs in WordFence. So just google for the list of Google Bots IPs, whitelist those (or any other bots you might need) and enjoy. 
Regarding xmlrpc.php it is located in the root of your WordPress installation. That's the file related to (in)famous WP vulnerability, so you can just rename it if you don't use Jetpack plugin and most likely will not have any adverse effects.
Ahrefs is good site - http://www.ahrefs.com go and see for yourself.
(07-23-2017 10:27 AM)basabz Wrote: [ -> ]Im no expert when it comes to that but if i understand you correctly you can try making a custom wp-login or wp-admin url (a plugin does that but i strongly recommend you to practice on a localhost or you can create a test domain so that it wont break your live site) and when an ip keeps hitting that url which results to 404 from that custom url youve make or any url that is supposed to be off limits to others; that is most likely a hacker or a spammer. You can monitor those 404's on your wordfence and block or locked out that ip to a specified time. You can also take note on sinip's post.Always be careful on the settings you enable you might end up locking your self from your website
Yes.... thank you!
Yes that is also true. They bypass ....
Thank you.
(07-23-2017 10:41 AM)PRT Wrote: [ -> ]dont block traffic pointlessly (vpns and proxies bypass ip restrictions anyway), it counts towards your sites stats, rankings etc, the plugin will take care of security thats the point of it
Stellar work gentlemen.. I have used the redirect option when someone's blocked from my ecommerce site.. I'm redirecting them to PornHub.. Nice Work!
Thanks Its works like a charm !!
I confirm with last version 6.3.1.7 - damador solution work fine.
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/zqsmn6iK/file.html
included file modded and original
solved Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'public' (T_PUBLIC) /lib/wfConfig.php on line 574
Is there a change to the latest version Version 6.3.18 ?
I think he might be on to us and made it tricky
EDIT sorry forgot to update a few times
works great thanks
Latest Version 6.3.20
line has moved to 679 and seems a bit more tricky!
can anybody help NULL this version.
many thanks
Try disabling Wordfence, then deleting it.
Then install (or FTP the files) in Wordpress.
Also check the 'prepend' statement that Wordfence wants to impose. That makes it VERY difficult to edit or change WF once it's invoked. Uncheck it, then restart Wordpress and install or modify WF.
(10-13-2017 02:08 AM)kentra Wrote: [ -> ]Latest Version 6.3.20
line has moved to 679 and seems a bit more tricky!
can anybody help NULL this version.
many thanks