Você está tentando impedir que o WordPress faça logout de você o tempo todo?
Esse é um erro comum do WordPress que torna quase impossível trabalhar em seu site.
Neste artigo, mostraremos como corrigir o problema do WordPress que continua se desconectando, também conhecido como problema de tempo limite da sessão do WordPress.
Por que o WordPress continua fazendo logout?
Existem alguns motivos principais pelos quais o WordPress continua fazendo o logout. Mas o mais comum é que você esteja tentando acessar seu site a partir de um URL que não corresponde ao que está nas configurações do WordPress.
Quando você fizer login no site do WordPress, ele definirá um cookie no navegador para autenticar a sessão de login. O cookie é definido para a URL do WordPress armazenada em seu menu de configurações.
Se a URL do site e a URL do WordPress não corresponderem, o WordPress não conseguirá autenticar a sessão e você será desconectado.
Isso também pode resultar no problema de excesso de redirecionamentos no WordPress.
Na imagem abaixo, o “Endereço do WordPress” e o “Endereço do site” são diferentes, portanto, haverá um conflito.
Dito isso, vamos mostrar como corrigir facilmente o problema de o WordPress continuar fazendo logout.
Como corrigir o problema do WordPress que mantém o logout
A correção mais simples para esse problema de login é garantir que você tenha o mesmo URL nos campos “Endereço do site” e “Endereço do WordPress”.
Para fazer isso, navegue até Configurações ” Geral no painel de administração do WordPress.
Em seguida, verifique novamente se os URLs correspondem. Você precisa escolher um URL “www” ou “não www” em ambos os campos.
Tecnicamente falando, “www” é um subdomínio em si. Isso significa que os URLs com “www” e sem ele são, na verdade, dois nomes de domínio diferentes.
Felizmente, alterar e atualizar os URLs para o mesmo endereço corrigirá o problema. Em seguida, certifique-se de clicar no botão “Salvar alterações”.
Como corrigir o problema do WordPress que mantém o logout adicionando código ao WordPress
Se não for possível acessar o painel do WordPress, será necessário editar manualmente o arquivo wp-config.php. Esse é um arquivo especial que contém configurações importantes do WordPress para seu site.
Para fazer isso, você pode usar um cliente FTP como o FileZilla ou o aplicativo gerenciador de arquivos no painel de controle da sua conta de hospedagem WordPress.
Para obter mais detalhes sobre o uso do FTP, consulte nosso guia para iniciantes sobre como usar o FTP para fazer upload de arquivos no WordPress.
Em seguida, localize o arquivo wp-config.php no diretório raiz de seu site.
Você pode baixar o arquivo na área de trabalho e abri-lo no editor de texto de sua preferência, como o Bloco de Notas.
Depois disso, adicione o seguinte código acima da linha que diz: “That’s all, stop editing! Feliz publicação”:
define('WP_HOME','https://example.com');
define('WP_SITEURL','https://example.com');
Se você quiser usar “www” no URL, poderá usar o código a seguir:
define('WP_HOME','https://www.example.com');
define('WP_SITEURL','https://www.example.com');
Certifique-se de substituir o URL “example.com” pelo URL de seu próprio blog do WordPress.
Em seguida, você precisa salvar o arquivo e carregá-lo de volta ao diretório raiz. Agora, o WordPress deve parar de fazer o logout quando você fizer login no site.
Se você ainda estiver enfrentando o mesmo problema de logout, consulte nosso guia sobre como corrigir o problema de atualização e redirecionamento da página de login do WordPress.
Perguntas frequentes sobre o logout do WordPress
Aqui estão as respostas para as perguntas mais comuns que nossos leitores nos fazem sobre o logout do WordPress.
Por que o WordPress continua me desconectando?
Na maioria dos casos, o WordPress continua fazendo o logout porque você está tentando acessar o site a partir de um URL que não corresponde ao que está nas configurações do WordPress.
Toda vez que você faz login no site do WordPress, ele salva um cookie no navegador para autenticar a sessão de login. O cookie é salvo para o URL do WordPress em seu menu de configurações.
Se a URL do site e a URL do WordPress não forem as mesmas, o WordPress não poderá autenticar a sessão e você será desconectado.
Quanto tempo leva para o WordPress fazer seu logout?
Uma sessão de login padrão do WordPress expirará após 48 horas. Então, o WordPress fará o logout e você terá que fazer login novamente.
Você pode contornar isso marcando a caixa ao lado de “Remember Me” na tela de login do WordPress. Assim, você não será solicitado a fazer login novamente por 14 dias.
Esperamos que este artigo tenha ajudado você a aprender como corrigir o problema de logout contínuo do WordPress. Talvez você também queira ver nosso guia sobre como criar um endereço de e-mail comercial gratuito e nossas escolhas de especialistas para os melhores registradores de nomes de domínio.
Se você gostou deste artigo, inscreva-se em nosso canal do YouTube para receber tutoriais em vídeo sobre o WordPress. Você também pode nos encontrar no Twitter e no Facebook.
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Syed Zaki-ul-Hassan says
After reading all these solutions and having applied but the problem was not resolved then I updated my WordPress Version problem solved.
Thanks for Such great Knowledge.
WPBeginner Support says
Thanks for sharing what worked for you should someone else run into the same issue
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Paresh Koli says
I was trying to access the website with www which was causing the issue of logout. Now Visiting the website without www works perfectly.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our guide was able to help
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Ibukun says
Hi, I have been getting this error whenever I try to logout of my website.
ATTENTION: You need to provide |:| USERNAME: admin |:| PASSWORD: admin |:| to see the actual WordPress Admin Login-Area page. This has to prevent WordPress Bruteforce Attack on your Website. Thank You! — SYS. ADMIN….
Do you know any fix or solutions?
WPBeginner Support says
That would be a different error, you likely have a security plugin having issues in which case you would want to follow our guide below:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-easily-deactivate-wordpress-plugins/
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Goombah says
Thanks for this article. I was wondering if this could also be a theme issue, or is being logged out unrelated to that?
WPBeginner Support says
While unlikely, if there is an error with your current theme it could cause an issue.
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Megan says
Both urls are the same, but don’t have www. Should I change that as this solution didn’t work for me. So frustrating when editing a post and then finding out nothing was saved!
WPBeginner Support says
With or without www shouldn’t matter, if our recommendation is not working we would recommend checking with your hosting provider to see if they see any issues on their end.
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Megan says
Thanks, I have contacted her, but haven’t had any response yet. She may not be operating anymore.
It seems to be working again now, I updated some of the plugins.
Andres says
My solution was deactivating the Better Search Replace plugin.
WPBeginner Support says
Thanks for sharing what worked for you, not every site will have the exact same plugin cause this issue
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Esther says
This broke my website, and now I can’t log back in.
WPBeginner Support says
As long as you set the correct domain this should not break your site unless there was a different underlying issue. For resolving any errors that have started appearing, you would want to go through our troubleshooting guide here:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/beginners-guide-to-troubleshooting-wordpress-errors-step-by-step/
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Håkon Berntsen says
Worked like a charm. Interesting article that pointed out an error that I would never thought about myself. The settings was correct, but re-save it forced it to work again.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our recommendation was able to help
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Lu says
I keep getting disconnected and my URLs match. Any other solutions?
Thanks
WPBeginner Support says
You may want to check with your host to see if there are any errors on the hosting end that could be part of the issue
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Laura Ingalls Gunn says
Hello
My settings match and I’m still having the issue.
I’ve also tried
-different browsers
-clearing cookies
-clearing cache
-deactivating each plugin one by one
Any other solutions would be helpful. Thank you.
WPBeginner Support says
Have you deactivated all of the plugins rather than one at a time and swapped themes to ensure it isn’t a conflict through one of those?
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Tom Little says
I try and follow these instructions but I do not seem to get the same Screen when I visit General Settings as the one shown here (I do not see the dialogue boxes that show Site URLs).
I am not sure if they are somewhere else but it seem to me these instructions are either outdated or I have to go another route. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
WPBeginner Support says
If your settings area looks completely different you may be using WordPress.com instead of WordPress.org: https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/self-hosted-wordpress-org-vs-free-wordpress-com-infograph/
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Ralf says
How about multisite? There’s no such place to enter the URL. And then, after logging in many times, the login will eventually “stick”, without changing anything …
WPBeginner Support says
You would want to try the wp-config method and that should still work for multisite
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Bassey Bassey says
It worked for me….Thanks for the post.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad it was helpful
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Lisa says
This did not fix my issue. Are there any other solutions?
Tally Briggs says
I cannot even get to that settings page. I’m using safari and have only started having the problem with a site I comment on regularly, and have had no problems with for almost a decade.
Jim says
I would try another browser to see if it’s a browser issue.
Amol karde says
hi…thanks for sharing this informative article
but i am finding issue in my website when i entered into dashboard i saw network admin and my website name as given when i go into network admin it will logout automatically. Please give me some solution or what i can do for logging into admin network.
Thanking You…!!!
Seaira (really) says
Hi: I was using hostgator hosting for about 8 years with many websites. I had no problems installing wp and uploading paid templates in .zip from my computer.
I switched to godaddy hosting and commenced to creating wp-real-estate 7 pro from theme forest. But after trying multiple times to upload the template, I had to give up. First tried uploading direct into the wp installation. Then tried direct into my file manager in CP. it would take about 20 minutes each time and then say : “are you sure you want to do this…and a box saying try again.
site and url are both . I always used just in the past. Being they are the same, I never thought to change them to should I? Also I was signing in at:. I paid someone to help me and they tried signing in at:
and said failed. So I had to change the passcode to get in that url. He has not done anything since and wonder if I should cancel the order and try again after I know why the .zip file won’t load. Maybe you can enlighten me.
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Seaira,
Please check out our WordPress troubleshooting tips. It will help you locate the problem.
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Marco says
I had the same problem, caused by the Chrome extension WordPress Site Manager. When I turned it off the problem disappear.
Ariful Haque says
My site has https in front-end and in the admin panel its only http. Both has www in it. But the site keep logging out. Can this http protocol be a cause?
Dimitrios Charalampidis says
I had to change http:// to https:// since I am using an SSL certificate and that solved the issue. The article showed me the correct path… Thanks.
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Elena says
It worked for me and I learned something new :). Thanks a lot.
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Hey Elena,
Glad you found it useful
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Mukhtar Jafari says
It did not work for me.
The URLs are the same and again it gives me the same error.
Any suggestion plz?
PenX says
I have same problem, did u find any solution???
Travis S says
My settings match and I’m still having the issue. It is horribly frustrating, it happens a couple of times a minute.
I’ve tried
-changing both settings to www
-different browsers
-clearing cookies
-clearing cache
-changing themes
-now working through plugins one by one. The issue goes away if I disable all plugins.
Travis S says
My settings match and I’m still having the issue. It is horribly frustrating, it happens a couple of times a minute.
Jonny boy says
worked a treat thank you very much!
Kevin Green says
Similar to Julie G above I have my wordpress installation in its own directory (to avoid conflict with an existing site in root) as described here
therefore
my wordpress address is
my site address is
The logging out problem is particularly annoying with the Appearance/Themes/Live Preview option which essentially will not work due to continued timeout/logout
Has anyone solved this for this kind of situation?
Kevin Green says
I just noticed the site name which I had in ” has gotten lost in translation, it should read:-
my wordpress address is
my site address is
WPBeginner Support says
Visit the Settings page and make sure that your WordPress Address and Site Address fields are correct.
Administrador
Kevin Green says
I don’t know what happened with my attempts to quote example urls and the information on how to have wordpress run from a sub-directory but essentially my wordpress installation is in a sub-directory called wordpress & so my urls have to be:
WordPress Address URL http://wordpress.example.com
Site Address URL http://example.com
Is there a fix that solves this situation short of re-installing wordpress in root
Paul Thom says
Thank you, worked a treat..
Kaushal pal says
Wow….. that’s great……… thank’s…..
Sheila says
Hi,
I have the same URL in my Site Address and WordPress Address fields in the WordPress settings. Have never changed these settings.
So what would be causing my issue?
Thanks
Prabhu says
Hey thanks a lot. Your solution fixed my website logout issue.
Gerardo says
Just one word: THANKS!!!!
i have setting URL without www and all working fine.
i Have a subdomain www, do u think it better setting both url with WWW or without?
Thank u very much
WPBeginner Support says
Please take a look at our guide: WWW vs non-WWW – Which which is better for WordPress SEO?
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Jamie says
I keep having this problem but it’s with HTTPs…. Anyone experienced that?
I have my URL set in the config file. Maybe I should unset it…
Kris says
Spent 3 days trying to fix this, then found your article & it worked, thanks!!!
Vienna says
I keep being asked to log in on my blog. I checked Settings/General in my admin and do not see W/P address or Site Address.
What am I missing ?
I use my iPad for my blog and checked that cookies are enabled in the iPad Safari.
Is there anything else I should do?
This is a recent problem and I don’t know why it has happened.
Tommy says
I swear every time I have a problem with WP, you guys solve it. WP should just redirect here
Thanks as always and keep up the great work.
ray says
great topic.. fixed my problem. I cloned the my site to a other server. On the VPS the admin is available on example.com:8080/wp-admin. I changed it and now the admin works like a charm!
Thnks again
Louise Krohn says
Thanks for this web site. I am a brand new user of WordPress, so I appreciate having access to your tutorials. I have been working on this web site for a couple of weeks, and until a couple of days ago, I had not seen the “Your session has expired” comment. Both the site address and the WordPress address are the same (and have been since the beginning). So, what else could be causing this problem?
WPBeginner Support says
Make sure that your browser settings are allowing the cookies to be stored permanently.
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Trixee says
Is there a variable in a config file I can update? The above solution doesn’t apply to me.
Julie G. says
What if I purposefully have my admin page in a different file for security reasons? For example, my WordPress Address URL is http://example.com/wp and my Site Address URL is http://example.com. Is there a work-around?
John Thom says
This solution applies to WordPress without MultiSite? When activating MultiSite WordPress gives the following message:
Server Address:
We recommend you change your siteurl to mydomain.org.uk before enabling the network feature. It will still be possible to visit your site using the www prefix with an address like http://www.mydomain.org.uk but any links will not have the www prefix.
The effect of using www. in WPMS is that accessing http://mydomain.com/sample-page/ redirects users to the hompage, rather than WordPress self-correcting and redirecting to http://www. … … .