iThemes Security Pro | Best #1 WordPress Security Plugin v.8.4.2

[Akera]

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iThemes Security Pro | Best #1 WordPress Security Plugin v.8.4.2



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Dear Members @Babak, @NullMaster

Thanks for sharing the updated version 8.4.2 - 2024-04-22.

i'm getting the following error in error log constantly, please help me as my error log file size is increasing.

PHP Warning: Undefined array key "wp_update_data" in /home3/nvotmfmy/public_html/WWW/wp-content/plugins/ithemes-security-pro/lib/updater/updates.php on line 140

Installed Latest version from this forum today.
latest update wordpress installation

 

[maxv]

Dear Members @Babak, @NullMaster

Thanks for sharing the updated version 8.4.2 - 2024-04-22.

i'm getting the following error in error log constantly, please help me as my error log file size is increasing.

PHP Warning: Undefined array key "wp_update_data" in /home3/nvotmfmy/public_html/WWW/wp-content/plugins/ithemes-security-pro/lib/updater/updates.php on line 140

Installed Latest version from this forum today.
latest update wordpress installation

Dunno but that string only occurs in two places.

It is set, sort of, as part of a key_map array:
ithemes-security-pro\lib\updater\packages.php
set in get_full_details()

It is read (triggering your error), in what appears to be an array initialization:
ithemes-security-pro\lib\updater\updates.php
read in process_server_response()

I don't use this software and haven't researched the codebase. But, since that string ("wp_update_data") only occurs in two places, and I don't see any other code that assigns value to that key, it seems like it just isn't used. So, you could probably just replace that line (140 of updates.php) with something like this that just creates a new array:

$update = $data['wp_update_data'] ?? [];

 

[Akera]

Dunno but that string only occurs in two places.

It is set, sort of, as part of a key_map array:
ithemes-security-pro\lib\updater\packages.php
set in get_full_details()

It is read (triggering your error), in what appears to be an array initialization:
ithemes-security-pro\lib\updater\updates.php
read in process_server_response()

I don't use this software and haven't researched the codebase. But, since that string ("wp_update_data") only occurs in two places, and I don't see any other code that assigns value to that key, it seems like it just isn't used. So, you could probably just replace that line (140 of updates.php) with something like this that just creates a new array:

$update = $data['wp_update_data'] ?? [];

Dear @maxv

Wow you are Genius buddy, Error is now Stopped Generating in the Error Log File

Would love to see your more contributions in this community Dear

Thanks