[Plugin: WP phpBB Bridge] Cannot login to wp-admin – redirected to forum login
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Hello, first of all wanted to say I’m very happy to have found this mod.
I cannot login to wp-admin anymore. When I try to go there, it redirects me to the forum login. How can i fix this?
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So I almost have my plugin working properly. The only issue is that I am the only one that can login too the forum. None of the other users can do it. On the back end it says there is only 1 registered user (myself) and that the other 300+ users dont exist.
Any ideas?
@gms0011
Not sure, mine keeps the names exactly how they are, accept for special characters. Either way it keeps it the same for their nickname in wordpress… You need to give them special rights in wordpress if you want them to do anything. They default to reader.@vinalys
All I can think of is that something is wrong on your phpbb forums side. You might want to check to make sure you are actually logging in as an admin in your forums.@spewf
I would double check where your paths point to in your wordpress plugin. If they aren’t pointed to your phpbb forums directory then they won’t see any users accept for the one account you created at the beginning.It is relative paths right? So for me it is /home/*****/public_html/forums/config.php. when i didn’t have the config file path then i was getting errors on the wordpress side. Then it is the actual url for the ucp right? So https://blahvlbjdjd.com/forums/ucp.php
I believe they are absolute paths, not relative, but they should be more or less setup already, you just have to rename some folder names they use as a template.
Path to config.php:
/home/content/**/**/html/wordpress folder name/forums folder name/config.phpURL to ucp.php:
https://domain.com/wordpress/forums/ucp.phpSorry, I sent that when I was on my phone. It is just weird because it is all set up right but yet I am the only registered person and no one else.
have you tried to login under a different account? The members from your forums won’t automatically populate into your wordpress list of readers until they try to login themselves in wordpress. Does that clarify a bit? or is that what you’ve been trying to do?
That is what I am trying to do. I am trying to login using the widget and I am trying to login on the forums itself. It just says the user does not exist. If I turn the bridge off then I can login just fine.
I think I understand. I am assuming you didn’t use the same admin login for wordpress as you use on the forums? You may need to manually create an admin account for the forums that you use in wordpress so they are both the same login for wordpress and the forums.
I used the same admin login I used for my existing phpbb forums for the admin account in wordpress and it seemed to work how it should.
If I’m way off, maybe you can explain how you set your phpbb and wordpress up?
Are these existing installs with content and all that or are these fresh installs?
How did you setup your admin logins?
any other info is great too. ThanksThe forums is a fresh install but the wordpress is not. The wordpress has over 1500 posts coming from about 300 people. The wordpress is on the root and the forums is in a subfolder called forums. When I created the forums I used the same username, password, and email that I have on wordpress. I can login too wp-admin along with the forum admin just fine. The problem is with other people being able to login.
hmm odd. So it’s not authenticating their logins from wordpress through phpbb.
I had mine set up exactly opposite of that, where I had an existing forums and a new wordpress install and haven’t had any issues..
Do you have the phpbb widgets added to your side panel on wordpress? They should be logging in through the phpbb user widget that gives the username and password bars.
are you comfortable posting your existing wordpress blog?
Sorry Fraya, I am on vacation and the hotel I am in has the internet rates up really high so I have to go to a cafe which isn’t too close to where I am staying.
Yeah, I tried using the widget, I even put them all on there and I put the login widget alone just to see if it would work.
It is just a strange problem. I haven’t heard of anyone else with this. I can post it but I’d rather not. Since I am on vacation it is hard for me to keep everything up and running so at the present moment the widget is not on there.
FYI, I could not get this to work at all. I did install the users widget, but every time I log in it just directs me back to the forum, without actually being logged on. I don’t have my forum in the wordpress folder and it’s not possible for me to place it there. Oh well, let me know when this thing works. I’d like to use it.
I have wp 3.1.1 (not sure if the latest version is the problem here)
I have phpbb3 3.0.8
I have my forums in a sub folder (/forums)
I have my wp and phpbb3 in separate databases
I have the users widget in (Sidebar #1 Widget Area)
I have the exact same user credentials for both wp and phpbb3 both with full admin(while bridge is on)
I do not get the wp-admin drop down at the top of the page, I can not access the wp-admin (I get redirected to forum login then back to home page) if I click “Blog Control Panel” I get redirected back to forum login, re-login, re-directed, re-login… forever.Everything else works great but I have to disable bridge to get to administrate the wp site which makes the whole thing unusable which makes me cry and have bad dreams =(
PLEASE FIX! I cant figure it out =/
(it may be note worthy to add that I have deleted the bridge and reinstalled it a few times in an effort to get the wp-admin to work)the only thing that differs from your setup and mine is that I used the same sql server for both wordpress and phpbb databases. I don’t think versions matter.
Also, I had to do a fresh install on both phpbb and wordpress to get it to work, i was unsuccessful getting this to work on an existing phpbb forum.
I had to do it all from scratch.
I feel like a starting from scratch would work but that is not an option =(
Many people would hate me and cast stones at me.I know that simply going into wp-admin > plugins and deleting the bridge and the files does not remove its foot print.
Until a FIX comes for this:
It would be helpful if I could figure out everything it changes (file system, settings, database tables) when its installed in hopes that when/if I completely removed it I could re-install and it would be as if I was starting from scratch without losing and rebuilding everything.
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