Pre-Installed Plugins Issue? #260
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In the lastest release a new feature for password brute force attack prevention was added, this feature uses two new tables It looks like the code was updated on your installation but the tables are missing. Can you please manually create them using the sql code from /install/sql/mysqli/schema/admin/admin_failed_login.sql and /install/sql/mysqli/schema/user/user_failed_login.sql Can you also please share if you updated by using the latest.zip or used the update tool so I can check if the update tools skipped creating the tables? |
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If I enable the SEO plugin, which is listed under the plugins section but deactivated, I can use it just fine until the moment I log out.
After I do, I get an internal server error 500, with an SQL error that says:
`SELECT _.* FROM admin_failed_login AS _
LEFT JOIN admin ON (admin.admin_id = _.admin_id)
SELECT _.* FROM admin_failed_login AS _
LEFT JOIN admin ON (admin.admin_id = _.admin_id)
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