• Unable to login from the last few days.
    I am getting below errors

    The WPO365 | LOGIN plugin detected the following three errors that you should address:
    
    [2022-08-25 18:37:47] Wpo\Services\Id_Token_Service::process_openidconnect_token -> ID token could not be processed and user will be redirected to default WordPress login.
    [2022-08-25 18:37:47] Wpo\Services\Jwt_Token_Service::validate_signature -> Cannot handle expired JWT token after 2022-08-25T14:14:43+0000. Please check the system clock of your WordPress server.
    [2022-08-25 18:37:30] Wpo\Services\Id_Token_Service::decode_id_token -> ID token not found in posted data.
    Please take the time to review those errors. Once errors have been addressed you can safely dismiss this notice for now or hide this notification on the plugin's Debug configuration page to hide this notice permanently.

    Resolution Taken:
    Removed old secret value and created a new one but still issue persist.

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  • Plugin Author Marco van Wieren

    (@wpo365)

    Hi @wdeveloper021

    Sorry for the late response! I hope you already figured out the issue, namely that probably your server’s time is not in sync anymore. Any token issued by Microsoft’s authorize / token endpoint has a limited time in which it is deemed valid and in which it can be used. The WPO365 plugin reads this information to judge whether it shall use or reject the token. When the server time is off then you risk running into the issue.

    If you cannot correct the server time (but really you should) you can as a temporary measure increase the Leeway value. You can find this on the plugin’s Miscellaneous configuration page when you navigate to WP Admin > WPO365 > … > Miscellaneous.

    Hope this helps!

    – Marco

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