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Hi, I’m sorry, I’m not that familiar with different commands and am unsure what that is above, or where to retrieve it. I have access to our cpanel, but I would need direction to where start. I really appreciate your help!
Would you be able to post the output of the following command?
tail -50 /var/log/apache2/error.log
That’ll, at the very least, allow us to see some of what’s being logged, including the xmlrpc if the hit is logged to the error log.
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If you’d prefer to communicate privately, my e-mail is in my profile and we can discuss from there. I’ve worked with WordPress for quite some time and I am a sysadmin – I’ve also worked with a number of DigitalOcean customers from server setup to security and everything in between.