Hello @qucikpik1
Thank you for using our plugin and I am sorry to read about your issue.
It’s strange that the plugin locked out the admin who enabled the setting as well. To restore access please do the following:
1) Find the row with the option_name wp_2fa_settings in the wp_options table in the WordPress database. This is where the plugin’s settings are saved.
2) Find the following string: “limit_access\”;b:1;s:26:\ in the option_value.
3) Change it to: “limit_access\”;b:0;s:26:\.
The above will restore access to the plugin settings. In the meantime can you please answer the below questions to help us reproduce the issue?
– Do you have any custom roles on your website?
– Is the admin user you’ve used the default admin (user ID 1) or not?
Looking forward to hearing from you and thank you in advance for your help.
Hello @robert681
Thank you, now everything is restored!
1) Currently, the site has only (valid) roles: administrator, author, shop manager and editor.
2) There were only 2 administrators. I was the first, and I created the second myself.
Thanks for the information @qucikpik1
We have identified the issue and we will be releasing an update tomorrow morning. You will be notified about the update in your WordPress dashboard.
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Thank you very much and have a good day. Should there be anything else we can help you with, please let us know.