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Topic: Integration Woes
OK, I have sort of a weird problem that I am hoping I can get some help with.
I have multiple WP sites integrated with each other – 1 install on the root domain, and numerous installs on subdomains.
In order to integrate users and cookies to maintain a login valid across all the installs the Authentication Unique Keys section in my wp-config is set up like this:
define (‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ‘.mydomain.com’);
define(‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/’);
define(‘AUTH_KEY’, ‘mygeneratedkey’);
define(‘SECURE_AUTH_KEY’, ‘mygeneratedkey’);
define(‘LOGGED_IN_KEY’, ‘mygeneratedkey’);
define(‘NONCE_KEY’, ‘mygeneratedkey’);
$baseurl = ‘http://www.mydomain.com’;
$cookiehash = md5($baseurl);
define(‘COOKIEHASH’, $cookiehash);
define (‘AUTH_SALT’,’AUTH_SALT’.COOKIEHASH);
define (‘LOGGED_IN_SALT’, ‘LOGGED_IN_SALT’.COOKIEHASH);
define (‘AUTH_COOKIE’, ‘AUTH_COOKIE’.COOKIEHASH);
// define (‘SECURE_AUTH_COOKIE’, ‘SECURE_AUTH_COOKIE’.COOKIEHASH); // If you use connection SSL
define (‘LOGGED_IN_COOKIE’,’LOGGED_IN_COOKIE’.COOKIEHASH);
define (‘TEST_COOKIE’, ‘TEST_COOKIE’.COOKIEHASH);
As a result, I can’t find the salts needed in wp-admin/options.php as they are not listed. I’ve tried using the same settings in bbpress as above in the bb_config file (see below), but no love. I’ve also tried changing them to BB_%WHATEVER% which doesn’t seem to work either.
define (‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ‘.mydomain.com’);
define(‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/’);
define( ‘BB_AUTH_KEY’, ‘mygeneratedkey’ );
define( ‘BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY’, ‘mygeneratedkey’ );
define( ‘BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY’, ‘mygeneratedkey’ );
define( ‘BB_NONCE_KEY’, ‘mygeneratedkey’ );
$baseurl = ‘http://www.mydomain.com’;
$cookiehash = md5($baseurl);
define(‘COOKIEHASH’, $cookiehash);
define (‘AUTH_SALT’,’AUTH_SALT’.COOKIEHASH);
define (‘LOGGED_IN_SALT’, ‘LOGGED_IN_SALT’.COOKIEHASH);
define (‘AUTH_COOKIE’, ‘AUTH_COOKIE’.COOKIEHASH);
// define (‘SECURE_AUTH_COOKIE’, ‘SECURE_AUTH_COOKIE’.COOKIEHASH); // If you use connection SSL
define (‘LOGGED_IN_COOKIE’,’LOGGED_IN_COOKIE’.COOKIEHASH);
define (‘TEST_COOKIE’, ‘TEST_COOKIE’.COOKIEHASH);
All of the users can login to bbpress using the same username and password as on the wp sites, but the cookie integration doesn’t work, and again – I cant find the correlating values in wordpress.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Hi –
I want any user who I register on my WPMU site to automatically get the cookie-share-log-on-goodness that bbpress provides.
HOWEVER!!!
I do NOT want any user who registers at my bbpress site to get a WPMU account. I don’t even want them to get a “subscriber” account.
Any ideas?
I’m trying to protect page on another subdomain… but unfortunately bbPress is not authenticating the cookie. (they are set for .domainabc.net)
for test.domainabc.net:
Cookie: bbpress_logged_in_00aa30280fe74d40ca269b5b2efffba3=rich%7C1247421898%7Cfbd785e0974af74814b56550af9c49dc
for forums.domainabc.net
Cookie: bbpress_logged_in_00aa30280fe74d40ca269b5b2efffba3=rich%7C1247421898%7Cfbd785e0974af74814b56550af9c49dcon test.domainabc.net i have something like this:
require_once ('../forums.domainabc.net/bb-load.php');
function add_allowed_redirect_hosts() {
$allowed_redirects = array('test.domainabc.net');
return $allowed_redirects;
}
add_filter('allowed_redirect_hosts', 'add_allowed_redirect_hosts');
bb_auth( 'auth' );It will properly redirect to the login page, enter info, redirect back to test.domainabc.net – but then it will issue another 302 redirect back to forums.domainabc.net.
and if i place a die statement within this
bb_authelse on test.domainabc.net it will echoif ( 'auth' === $scheme && !bb_is_user_logged_in() ) {
//redirects fine to login page the first time...
} else {
//echo - this happens when returning a 2nd time
}BUT… if i return to forums.domainabc.net i’m logged in… and everything works.
I just tried to upgrade a 0.8.3 forum to 1.0.1. I am experimenting, so I did the following:
– Created a copy of my production forum db (didn’t turn off plugins or anything first) – call it “DBCOPY”
– Copied the 1.0.1 bbPress files to a domain I use to stage upgrades – call it “stage.com”
– Browse to “stage.com/forum”
The first strange thing was that after the first step in the upgrade process I checked “bb-config.php” and BBDB_NAME was *not* what I specified in the form. Somehow the upgrade process had found a previous bbPress database that I had associated with stage.com and used that instead (!). This seemed so strange that I repeated the entire process, with the same result.
I manually set the DB to the correct name, and then the upgrade then appeared to complete without a hitch, but…
1. When I browsed to “stage.com/forum” I see the message “Could not determine site URI”
2. The “New bbPress installation” email message has “Please give me a name!” in the from field
I then started from scratch with bbPress 0.9.0.5 and everything went as expected. Upgrade completed flawlessly.
Is upgrade from 0.8.3 not supported? I don’t see that written anywhere. If bbPress is really overriding my BBDB_NAME specification then this is a pretty serious bug.
I’ve noticed that when I’m commenting on bbpress.org, there’s also a “tags” field.
Does that allow me to tag the topic itself? Or just my individual post? Or maybe the goal is to encourage commenters to help tag the topic?
Wondering if this is a new option or if it’s always been there but just off by default (it doesn’t show up on my 0.9 installs). I worry that it would be slightly confusing for new users… but thought I’d check what everyone else thought!
Hi,
I did not see information on how to upgrade from 1.0-alpha-x to 1.01. Are there any problems? Someone already did this?
I’ve bbPress 1.0-alpha-2 with WP integration (v. 2.
SMS
WordPress 2.8 integrates easily with bbPress 1.0
I just wrote a post today : http://blog.ashfame.com/2009/07/integrate-bbpress-10-with-wordpress-28/
I will also be writing a post on how to upgrade existing integrated installations (most probably tomorrow morning). Let me know if you are facing any issue, I will try to help.
P.S. – No plugin is now needed for integration.
Fistly excuse my english ….
Hi, i have integrated bbpress inside my wordpress installing on the same database.
The problem is that i have made all the integration except the user relation, so now i can logon like admin user on bbpress but i can’t change nothing
it seems to be a normal userCan i do manually (changing the database) to assign admin user as administrator ????
I may have to start doing it manually, then either adapt an existing plugin, or get my head around it myself at a later stage. They’re really banging on about it at work right now
as a must have ASAP feature. It’s all about the monies!
For anyone interested, I’ve got the Approve User Registration plugin working for V1. With the help of _ck_ of course (big thanks!). There’s more work to do on it, but for now it works…
http://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/approve-user-registration/page/2/#post-3902
