In your site-specific plugin, you can simply add the following code to disable the remote access feature:. However, you will need to remove the code in the event you want to turn the feature back on. If you use, or are planning to use, a remote system to post content to your site, you will need this feature enabled. If you disabled the feature and found that some of your plugins or other tools no longer work, you will need to re-enable it to continue using those additions.
Not everyone will need xmlrpc. In fact, a lot of you may never use this feature at all. What kind of tools have you disabled in WordPress? What plugins do you have the take the place of coding on your website?
Is there a plugin that allows you to switch it on or off? My problem seems to be the opposite. It says:. Please check the URL and try again. What do I do to get this working?
How to do it? I have installed Wordfence and Askismet. WTF would WP put it in the first place? There are many secure free vpn services, like teamviewer or many others, are they insisting they invented something new? I use ManageWP so I can centrally install and activate a plugin on all sites with one request. One hides the edit post links so that I can view a page without the clutter and without logging out.
The other disables the edit post lock, so that I can do a training session with a remote client and we can both view the edit screen. Being able to post from a script is extremely useful for site management. The idea that everybody should have to use an interactive web interface is weird in the first place. Thanks for the share. Any idea if a free account on WP. I was trying to get OnlyWire on but without success. The suggestion from the software was to change the settings, but there are no settings for XMLRPC through the admin panel.
Do you have something in your. By default you should have " rpc. This answer was flagged as an undisclosed affiliation by linking your website at the end of your answer. Promoting something you've written such as an "how-to" article is fine but not your general website.
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Fault Code is just a generic "access not allowed" error message. I checked. At this point, I was near to giving up and telling myself it just wasn't worth the trouble, but I figured I'd give it another couple of minutes. I knew it wasn't an issue with my theme or child theme. If you're not sure, check for this code:. If you're having an issue, make sure you check those too.
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