Secure Admin plugin causes “You do not have permission….” error
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I’m running WordPress 2.0.5 and have an SSL certificate available. I installed the Secure Admin plugin this morning, visited my admin, activated the plugin, and ran into a brick wall.
Although I can login to the admin now (which *is* using the SSL certificate), any time I try to navigate away from the dashboard, such as to view my profile, add a post, etc., I get the following error message:
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You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.
===================The HTTP response code is 200, not 302, so it looks like there’s some sort of WordPress authentication issue.
The user I’m logged in as IS an administrator (actually there *is* only one user) so that wouldn’t seem to be the problem.
All my file permissions are set to 644. I tried setting the admin file permissions to 755 but that didn’t help anything so I bumped them back down.
This issue seems to be something that other people have run into, but I haven’t seen a solution. I like the idea of using this plugin instead of the other SSL-on-Admin ideas that I’ve seen posted around, but obviously I can’t use it if I can’t make it work! ??
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