Plugin didn’t show secure code

Yes, on clean install same error ??

Hi,

You can use this email address to send WP + FTP login details, and I can take a look: [email protected]

David

Hi,
Send to you

Hi,

Thank you. Your PHP install has a very strange bug in the strlen() function. I have just released a new version 1.2.18 which should work around it. It worked on your test server. Please try this version!

David

Hi!
It’s start to work, thanks!
But now i have another problem, the code in site didn’t match with the code in phone app, time on server and phone are the same.
Embarrass only that a plugin in UTC time shows my local time +3, not UTC
In php time zone set Europe\Moscow

Hi,

Logging in again, I can see that your server’s time is set wrongly. Right now, your server thinks that the *UTC* time (i.e. GMT) is 14:15, whereas it’s actually currently 11:15. It seems that you’ve set your server’s UTC time to be 3 hours ahead of reality, instead of setting the timezone offset from UTC to +3 hours.

David

Hi,
Yes, i think this is something in ESXi->Windows->IIS->PHP, try to find problem

btw thanks again!

Hm, strange, if i just make comand – echo gmdate(‘Y-m-d H:i:s’); It’s shows correct UTC time, but in the plugin it’s show +3
https://test.besdima.ru/php_info.php

I change time zone in WP in to +0, now plugin shows correct UTC time +0, but code is wrong, and didn’t much with code in app

Ah, sorry. There is a bug in the text that goes with that line. It is showing the time in the local timezone, not UTC. I have fixed that for the next version, so that it will show both.

It looks like you’ve removed your test site? I am not able to investigate the code now. I suppose it could be another problem with string length handling, but I’d need to log in again to see.

No, just restart server, now site back to online

Any ideas what problem is it can be?
Time is correct, try different timezones in PHP.ini, this didn’t help, code still not like in google app

Hi,

It’s probably the case that somewhere else, one of the standard PHP functions is buggy, like strlen() was. Do you think it’s worth investigating? On a server with a buggy PHP version, you’re likely to have lots of things break. I can send you a sample 3-line script showing the broken-ness, if it helps. It might just be best to try a different PHP version, though.

David