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Error code 5529

This error usually means that the visitor got blocked because of a malicious request received by your server.
If you are sure, it was a false positive blocking, you may whitelist the payload that got blocked.

We recommend you to check the firewall logs on your site. To open the firewall log:

  1. Go to Patchstack App > Sites > yourdomain.com
  2. Open the Protection tab
  3. Scroll to the bottom of this page, to find the Activity section
  4. Open the log entry which has the IP of the person who got blocked
  5. Copy the part of the payload that should be whitelisted

Example payload looks like this: [action] => edit_post

To whitelist a payload:

  1. Navigate to Patchstack App > Sites > yoursite.com > Protection > Additional Settings.
  2. Into the Whitelist textbox, type “PAYLOAD:[action] => edit_post”
  3. Click Save settings

If done correctly, the visitor should not get blocked with such request anymore.

If you have any questions regarding this error, feel free to chat with our live support here.

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