I decided to use the new user as keymaster, no problem in doing that.
I decided to use the new user as keymaster, no problem in doing that.
I got access back, but not entirely. Here what I did:
– I created a new user
– Accessed the DB and set that user as “keymaster”
– Got the Admin link using this user and from it, set myself as Admin (I was “inactive”)
– Now I have access to the admin panel, but not to all its options (for instance no plugins, appearance, integrations…)
I’m afraid of changing my WP DB manually and **** up my site.
I got access back, but not entirely. Here what I did:
– I created a new user
– Accessed the DB and set that user as “keymaster”
– Got the Admin link using this user and from it, set myself as Admin (I was “inactive”)
– Now I have access to the admin panel, but not to all its options (for instance no plugins, appearance, integrations…)
I’m afraid of changing my WP DB manually and **** up my site.
Hello Ashfame
Thanks for your prompt help.
I have the plugin installed on WP side (even though the plugin is for 2.8 and I use 3.0.1). I added the 2 lines on wp-config to share cookies, and as I said before I can login on BBpress using my WP admin user. However, I cannot access BBPress admin page.
On my WP DB the wp_usermeta for my user on wp_capabilities is a:1:{s:13:”administrator”;b:1;}. Checking your site you recommend changing it to a:1:{s:9:”keymaster”;b:1;}…
Is it safe to change that on WP side? And why isn’t it correct on the first place?
Hello Ashfame
Thanks for your prompt help.
I have the plugin installed on WP side (even though the plugin is for 2.8 and I use 3.0.1). I added the 2 lines on wp-config to share cookies, and as I said before I can login on BBpress using my WP admin user. However, I cannot access BBPress admin page.
On my WP DB the wp_usermeta for my user on wp_capabilities is a:1:{s:13:”administrator”;b:1;}. Checking your site you recommend changing it to a:1:{s:9:”keymaster”;b:1;}…
Is it safe to change that on WP side? And why isn’t it correct on the first place?
