namelesshorseman (@namelesshorseman)

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  • namelesshorseman
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    Hi Kevin,

    Are you aware of any plugin for bbPress that forces all registration through a local WordPress install? I can’t seem to find it through google etc.

    If not, if I search (through NetBeans / Eclipse + PID) for all strings of bb-login.php or register.php will I find them all?

    Or is the easiest way to simply change the header to not show the defualt Login + Register form, and forward people onto the wordpress pages?

    Thanks,

    Tomek


    namelesshorseman
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    @namelesshorseman

    Thanks _ck_. Changinn it to _http-mode.php made it “Autoload” (or something like it), so SSL now works for admin!

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    namelesshorseman
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    namelesshorseman
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    @namelesshorseman

    @chrishajer yep, I honestly didn’t think it would be a problem. Guess I learned my lesson :)! Thanks for those links, that’s much easier than searching.

    I’ll look to see if a similar bug has been filed first.

    Tomek


    namelesshorseman
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    @namelesshorseman

    hi _ck_,

    I’m trying to use your fix https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/https-with-bbpress-login#post-23667 + your code above, but get the following error when I try to activate the plugin:

    Fatal error: Cannot redeclare bb_validate_auth_cookie() (previously declared in <path to bbPress>/bb-includes/functions.bb-pluggable.php:142) in <path to bbPress>/my-plugins/https-mode.php on line 22

    Any ideas?

    Thanks!

    Tomek

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    namelesshorseman
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    @namelesshorseman

    Finally realized to check something. When going through http://, everything works. When going through https://, nothing works. I can reproduce this simply by changing the bb_meta table entry “URI” between “https://&#8221; and “http://&#8221;.

    That’s a problem! Is there a place to file a bug?

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    namelesshorseman
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    For example, are there any debugging options to a log I can turn on? My cPanel error logs etc. don’t show anything out of the ordinary.

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    namelesshorseman
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    @namelesshorseman

    Ok, after reinstalling manually (I was using softaculous before), manual integration with wp, reinstallling again without integration, etc., still nothing works.

    I’ve also tried installing in a folder that doesn’t have a wordpress install, just to see. Still the same. Every time, without fail, it tries to find a path such as, if installed in “forums”, it finds “forums/forums”. If installed in “sub/forums”, it finds “sub/forums/sub/forums”.

    Where is the issue? I’m getting a little bit frustrated with ‘fresh-out-of-the-box’ software not working!? I appreciate open-source software, and would love to solve this bug for others as well, but I need help finding it first!

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    namelesshorseman
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    @namelesshorseman

    Just to add, I can see in firebug that clicking on the “Admin” sends a get request to the correct url, but the content length returned is 0 and the header returned is 302 (url found) not something like 200.

    Kinda odd, I would think.

    Tomek

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    namelesshorseman
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    @namelesshorseman

    I’m having a similar problem. I’ve turned off all rewriting that I could find to no avail. This happens to me as well the very first time I log in after setting things up, no changes to admin or anything.

    My install is two folders down /tomek/forums.

    Interestingly, I tried in another browser, going to /bb-admin/index.php manually. This redirected me to the login page as expected. I logged in, and bbPress forwards me to /tomek/forums/tomek/forums/bb-admin/index.php. This, obviously doesn’t exist, and would seem to indicate a trailing or starting slash is missing somewhere, but it can’t be a redirect problem — I’ve turned all those off.

    Any idea where to start looking?

    Thanks,

    Tomek

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