Mark H

That was a temporary issue affecting some sites (part of the work we were doing yesterday), but that has been resolved. Your site is up and running, I just checked. 🙂
 

You can of course set the cron job to only run every 5 minutes, as we cannot override that, but we do specify one minute for a variety reasons. If you are the only one ever posting on your site, it probably won't matter.
Just FYI, I've used the EasyCron service in the past when faced with the same issue of a 5-minute minimum. It only cost about $8 a year, their lowest-cost tier, but allowed 1-minute cron jobs. Something to consider, anyway. 🙂
 

As my colleague mentioned, please update to 4.7.2 and let us know if the problem continues. We can take a closer look at that point, if so.

As terabyte noted that error may be happening because your server IP or URL is blocked by Google, or that your server is blocking Google. 
You'd need to check with your Host to see if either condition above is the cause.

custom.css is found when you choose to edit the HTML and CSS.
Click the icon to the right of the Theme that looks like:
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Once open, choose the "Custom CSS" sub-tab.

You're welcome, we're glad the issue is resolved. 🙂
 

I've asked the devs about this, and the method for embedding with Twitch has changed, enough so this isn't a matter of simply adding back some code or reenabling some settings. it's something which would have to be rewritten.
We've moved the topic to the Feature Suggestions section, for consideration in a future release.

You're welcome, glad we could be of assistance. 🙂
 

I've asked the devs about this, and the method for embedding with Twitch has changed, enough so this isn't a matter of simply adding back some code or reenabling some settings. it's something which would have to be rewritten.
We've moved the topic to the Feature Suggestions section, for consideration in a future release.

I've asked the devs about this, and the method for embedding with Twitch has changed, enough so this isn't a matter of simply adding back some code or reenabling some settings. it's something which would have to be rewritten.
We've moved the topic to the Feature Suggestions section, for consideration in a future release.

You will receive individuals and bots attempting to login to your community throughout the lifetime of your community. Using our account securing methods in place, such as Two Factor Authentication will help secure your account. We also have security items in place like brute force login protection, our firewall, and other security measures in place which should help aid in malicious attacks.
The best thing to do would be to setup Two Factor Authentication for all your administrators and moderators if you haven't already: 
 

Go to your Admin CP, click the bell in the top right, then click Notification Settings on the top right of the menu.
On that page, look for this section, and select either "Yes - once until addressed" or "Yes - every occurrence", depending on your preference.
 

You can of course set the cron job to only run every 5 minutes, as we cannot override that, but we do specify one minute for a variety reasons. If you are the only one ever posting on your site, it probably won't matter.
Just FYI, I've used the EasyCron service in the past when faced with the same issue of a 5-minute minimum. It only cost about $8 a year, their lowest-cost tier, but allowed 1-minute cron jobs. Something to consider, anyway. 🙂
 

Not possible. You can Announcements: ModeratorCP -> Announcements.

Could you please clarify what you mean here? If you mean that a user is being logged in as another user, this sounds like caching on your server which is incorrectly caching the whole page or a session. You would need to work with your hosting provider or server administrator for assistance.
If that is not what you mean, please elaborate.

We would advise on finding a cron service that can run them at the correct interval, or not using cron (run with traffic instead). While for the most part, things may work fine, we of course have them set to run once a minute for good reason.

Adding to what my colleague said (and unless they changed their policies recently)... our software will likely not work on WPEngine hosting, just so you are aware and can be prepared.

Great, glad to hear you got the issue resolved. 🙂
 

OK, given that info, please also check with the author of your SSO to make sure that group assignments and permissions are correct.

Many do have separate topics, though not all. Look on its download page to see what/where that should be done for that item.

Thank you everyone, I'm sad to be leaving but very excited for what comes next. I'm sure you'll still see me around here, just without that Staff badge.

End of an era ❤️

A fix (currently in-queue for review by the development team) will be included in a future release.

You're welcome! And no worries, it happens to all of us. 🙂
 

Under the circumstances, I have cleared your Test URL. (Normally that can only be changed when the main URL changes, and since you have no main URL yet that error happens.)
You should be good to go from here. 🙂