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Snitch caused server error?

Snitch · support · 2014-10-06T22:52:00+00:00

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Hey Sergej, I just installed your Plugin Snitch after my blog was hacked and clean again lately. Due to this I also installed some other Security Plugin, Sucuri (free), your Antivirus and 2-step verification master. Unfortunately, I experienced an issue with your plugin Snitch: When I activated Snitch I had a view on the log and I saw those entries as mentioned in above post “How to delete 25.000 items” by Gernot and they were created like 100 of them per minute. Then I realized that certain areas of my admin-panel were not accessible (refer to server error after some minutes) and when I logged out / back in I wasn’t even able to logg in again! I had to delete the Snitch plugin via ftp and now everything is back to normal. I come back to the 2nd question raised by Gernot – why are there so many more or less empty log lines (blank target URL and “: /:0” Source file) created which causes my wordpress to freeze in the backend (Website was still usual accessible)? I am not an expert in coding so I assume either that the plugin interacts with other security plug-ins or that my site is still hosting some kind of malware-code 🙁 Thanks for any feedback. BR, Andreas https://wordpress.org/plugins/snitch/

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