swagtacular
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP 2FA - Two-factor authentication for WordPress] Switching to new serversHello again, thank you for your feedback.
I think you missread what i wrote maybe.
I did move the key from the old wp-config.php file, to the new wp-config.php file as i explained in this section from my previous answer:———————–
It seems like the plugin was using the key from the wp-config.php on the old website. By any chance did you move the files and database and not the key?
The process was, that i moved the site (file and database), but not the wp-config.php, since that file was created by the host, and only afterwards updated the wp-config.php to have the same “define(‘WP2FA_ENCRYPT_KEY’)”.
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So to further explain:
Inside my current wp-config.php file, i have a line of code like this:
define(“WP2FA_ENCRYPT_KEY”, “xxxxxxxxx”);
The key (here defined as “xxxxxxxx”), is the same as the key defined in the old wp-config.php file.
So it should not be and issue, that the keys are different.To test what key the plugin was actually using, and to be sure i did not miss a key defined somewhere in the database, i printed the value of the method WP2FA::get_secret_key(), which is the method used inside your plugin to get the key, and it returns the same key (“xxxxxxx”) as defined in the wp-config.php, which tells me that it is actually using the correct key, and i have not missed a key from the database somewhere, since it matches with the one defined in the wp-config.php file.
Hope i made this clearer now 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP 2FA - Two-factor authentication for WordPress] Switching to new serversThank you for your quick reply! Really appricaite it.
I will try and answer as best as i can:You said the plugin is not working. But what is happening exactly? Can you explain in details what errors or notifications are you getting?
My bad, I did not mean to say the plugin threw code Errors as such, but just that I’m “experiencing an error”, with the plugin not validating my 2FA code. But the plugin is most likely doing the correct thing by rejecting me, I’m just trying to figure out why and what i need to do to get it working again,
The error message i get when entering the 2FA code from my authenticator app is: “ERROR: Invalid verification code.“
It seems like the plugin was using the key from the wp-config.php on the old website. By any chance did you move the files and database and not the key?
The process was, that i moved the site (file and database), but not the wp-config.php, since that file was created by the host, and only afterwards updated the wp-config.php to have the same “define(‘WP2FA_ENCRYPT_KEY’)”.
Is there a key in the new website’s database? If there is a key, is it the same or different than the one in the old website’s wp-config.php file?
I checked the database, and no key’s were found here. I searched x_options table for it, with a LIKE query for: “%secret_key%”, but could not find anything that would match wp 2fa.
To double check, i printed out the return of the method “WP2FA::get_secret_key()”, and the key it returns matches the one currently defined in wp-config.php as “WP2FA_ENCRYPT_KEY”.
- This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by swagtacular.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [MyWorks Sync for WooCommerce & QuickBooks Online] Multisite supportHelp for self help:
In class-myworks-wc-qbo-sync-admin.php you are refering to activate plugins via the options table, through: get_option(“active_plugins”);
This table is blog specific, and not network aware, why this error is happening, since the woocommerce plugin is installed networkwide on our installation.So i added another check with:
is_plugin_active_for_network(“woocommerce/woocommerce.php”) which it is, and now it works.Hope you will bring this with you in next update.
Another quite funny thing i found:
class-myworks-wc-qbo-sync-activator.php file has multiple places where you have defined:
$is_plugin_activate = flase;Which obviously is supped to state “false” and not “flase”.