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iDownAlert

开发者 fareeddaar
更新时间 2026年11月7日 03:37
PHP版本: 7.4 及以上
WordPress版本: 7.1
版权: GPLv2 or later
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malware scanner brute force downtime uptime monitor security alerts

下载

1.0.0

详情介绍:

iDownAlert tells you the moment something goes wrong on your WordPress site, so you hear about it before your visitors or customers do. Errors & downtime Malware & file changes Bots & brute force Site changes & health No inbox floods Repeats of the same problem are grouped: you get one email, and the next one tells you how many times it happened in between. A global hourly cap protects you during an attack. Every event is also kept in a searchable log on the dashboard. Delivery you can trust Alerts use wp_mail() by default. Because a broken mail setup is one of the things you want to hear about, iDownAlert can also send through its own SMTP connection (Gmail, Outlook, Zoho or your host) that works independently of other mail plugins, and through a Telegram bot as a backup.

安装:

  1. Upload the plugin through Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, or install it from the plugin directory, then activate it.
  2. Go to iDownAlert → Settings and check the email address that should receive alerts.
  3. Optional: under Delivery, set up SMTP and/or Telegram, then click "Send test alert".
  4. On the iDownAlert dashboard, copy the heartbeat URL into a free uptime monitor to be alerted when the whole server is down.
If an IP block ever locks you out, add define( 'IDOWNALERT_DISABLE_FIREWALL', true ); to wp-config.php. To keep the SMTP password out of the database, add define( 'IDOWNALERT_SMTP_PASSWORD', 'your-password' ); to wp-config.php.

屏幕截图:

  • Event log with severity, source IP and repeat counts for every alert
  • Alert settings: recipients, event types, severity, throttling and log retention
  • Delivery settings: optional SMTP and Telegram alerts, with a test button
  • Bots & Firewall settings: automatic blocking of brute-force logins and probing bots
  • Malware Scan settings: scheduled local scans and the opt-in WordPress core check
  • Site Health settings: SSL expiry and low disk space warnings

常见问题:

Can the plugin email me if my server goes down completely?

Not by itself: when the server is off, no code on it can run. iDownAlert covers this with a heartbeat URL for an external uptime monitor (UptimeRobot's free plan checks every 5 minutes). Everything else, including database outages and fatal errors, is reported by the plugin directly.

What files does iDownAlert add outside its own folder?

Two standard WordPress drop-ins, wp-content/db-error.php and wp-content/fatal-error-handler.php. WordPress only loads drop-ins from wp-content, and they are what let iDownAlert send alerts when the database is down or a plugin crashes before the others load. If another plugin already uses one of those drop-ins, iDownAlert leaves it alone. You can turn them off under Settings → Alerts. iDownAlert also keeps a copy of its alert settings and its alert throttling state in uploads/idownalert/, because the database may be the thing that is down. The settings file is a PHP file that returns nothing when opened from the web, and the folder is also protected with an .htaccess file. All of these are removed when you deactivate the plugin.

Will scans slow down my site?

Scans run in the background with WP-Cron, once a day by default. Only new and changed files are checked for malicious code after the first scan.

I keep getting an alert about a file I trust.

Click "Mark as safe" next to it on the dashboard. If the file changes later, it is checked again.

更新日志:

1.0.0