Login Security timestamp is not displayed in error messages

[thobu]

I get no time stamp. Tried all settings but only get the default WP error messages. The time stamp would be very helpful. I’m on multisite

any idea?

[AITpro Admin]

Do you have BPS .49.7 installed?  If not, upgrade to .49.7.  Previous versions of BPS did not generate a generic Server timestamp on sites where get_option is not successfully retrieved due to whatever causes that issue.  If get_option is available the timestamp is accurate to your time.  If get_option is not available then the timestamp will be whatever your Server’s timestamp is set to.

/bulletproof-security/403.php Security Log file code that adds the timestamp

$timeNow = time();
$gmt_offset = get_option( 'gmt_offset' ) * 3600;

if ( !get_option( 'gmt_offset' ) ) {
$timestamp = date("F j, Y g:i a", time() );
} else {
$timestamp = date_i18n(get_option('date_format'), strtotime("11/15-1976")) . ' - ' . date_i18n(get_option('time_format'), $timeNow + $gmt_offset);
}

[thobu]

.49.7 is installed still no timestamp. Setting is Standard WP Login errors

[AITpro Admin]

Oh you are talking about Login Security timestamps and not the Security Log timestamps.  What exactly is the problem?  Please explain in exact specific detail.  Is this occurring on all sites or just subsites?

[thobu]

right, I expected a message like ” You’re locked out til 17:35″

[AITpro Admin]

Yes, a timestamp will be displayed when a user account is locked out.  This is the Login Security error message below that is displayed for both the Primary site and subsites on Network / Multisite when a user account has been locked out.

ERROR: This user account has been locked until December 7, 2013 2:32 pm due to too many failed login attempts. You can login again after the Lockout Time above has expired.

On the Login Security page in the dynamic database form you will also see the timestamp:  December 7, 2013 2:33 pm

If you are not seeing this exact error message then 1 of these things is true:

1.  You have not saved your Login Security option settings.

2.  You are using another Login Security plugin at the same time as BPS Pro Login Security.  You can only use 1 Login Security plugin at a time.  You would need to choose which plugin or plugin feature you want to use.  If 2 plugins are using the same WordPress hooks – actions/filters then they will compete with each and 1 will override the other or worse they will cancel each other out.

 

[thobu]

1. is saved

2. no other plugins activated that take care of it

maybe something else is interfering, we got a lot plugins active

[AITpro Admin]

Maybe?  If you are using a Membership plugin or theme then they will override BPS Login Security.  You would choose to either turn Off BPS Login Security or turn off the Membership login feature.  I guess try deactivating any plugins that do anything with logging in.  If your Theme is a Membership theme then you should probably use your Theme Membership login feature.

[thobu]

that’s plausible. We are using Members.

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