Closed rahul286 closed 3 years ago
@rahul286 Can you check now?
Looks like the issue was in the server config. We put 1 req/s rate limit on wp-login.php
and while logging out, two requests were sent to wp-login.php
simultaneously, and secod one was causing 403.
I was getting 403 on logout(but never got during login). After changing rate limit to 2 req/s, I'm not getting 403.
@mrrobot47 did we remove plugin
The plugin login-with-google/wp-google-login.php has been deactivated due to an error: Plugin file does not exist.
Please add it from directory and configure it sitewide
@rahul286 Did not remove the plugin. It was not active on network. Network activated now :white_check_mark:
~On which site did you get this error?~ Checking
@rahul286 please try now. The rate limitting was set at 1 request per 6 second (10r/m
). Eased it down to 1r/s
(EasyEngine's default setting). Please check now.
Did you get this just before my last message? Then probably Nginx restart caused it. Please let me know if you get this again.
Working now.
@mrrobot47 when I try to login via the google login button I am getting nginx 403
If this is not related to server config, then you may assign this to somebody from @rtCamp/developers